Microsoft is trying to convince us that Windows 8 is the functionality we expected.

Although statistics show that Windows 8 has managed to "catch" only 5% of market share in June 2013, Microsoft claims that everything is going according to plan so far.

Η Tami Reller, Chief Marketing Officer of Microsoft for their functionality Windows, it was revealed at the 2013 Worldwide Partner Conference held in Houston that Windows 8 that they have sold so far has more than 60 billion hours of use since the release of the new product.

Of course, with this statement, he avoided giving more details about the number of licenses sold on the market. Continuing Reller explained that Microsoft has recorded 20 millions of downloads made by companies to evaluate whether the new operating system can serve their company. Which means most businesses are considering switching to Windows 8.

Windows 8 will soon receive the first major upgrade to 8.1.

What seems to be, however, is that hope dies last for Microsoft, from the fact that 20 tested it for millions of businesses until it adopted a sea. But now it seems to be one-way for Microsoft. If she admits that her new product does not meet her expectations she can say goodbye to sales. The only way to learn the truth from Microsoft itself is whether it manages to create such a product that will love the audience. As with the Windows XP. Immediately after came Vista, a major failure of Microsoft, followed by Windows 7. Windows 7 was not able to outperform XP, but it's definitely passed Vista, which Microsoft withdrew from the market, only when Windows 7 was released.