Is this bloke related to Kermit?<br>Also, I like the fact that Windows changes and will continue to. It is the thing that has never really drawn me to Apple. Even the name seems stale now where as Windows, it is like being a kid again. As a kid looking forward to going from 3.1 to '95-'98 and so on. I wasn't Vista's biggest fan, but it wasn't as bad as everyone said it was. Bring on Windows 12, however, I would stop numbering them and start naming them like they do planets. Get public on side and then getting us to vote on which one. Simple little things yet they work well in terms of marketing. <br>The numbers ironically don't lie either in contrast to what I am saying. The amount of businesses worldwide that still use Microsoft Windows. I haven't  worked for an employer that doesn't. You take Tesco (Britain's biggest private sector employer of 400,000) have always used Windows to run their checkouts on. When I worked in the civil service, the whole civil service uses Windows 7 (or did. I left in 2017) The PDA's have always used Microsoft. That is obvious not to say other brands are not used but, Microsoft clearly take the lead.<br>Yes, I am a windows boy, but I own it. The point I am trying to make is, I don't hear as much hype as I used to re Apple phones. In fact, I am trying to remember the last time there was a big who-haab about it, and I can't remember. Would it be fair to ask, is Apple resting to much on its laurels that Windows could return with a phone in the form of 12? Just a thought.