Meh, not for me. Their vision of the future OS is cloud-based with heavy emphasis towards Social Media and Music consumption and Cloud-Based Applications.  There's nothing wrong with that as and aspect of Desktop computing but Smart Phones (and Tablets) will reign supreme here (certainly in the future too).

I'll really pass on that.  It feels to me like so much control and choices pulled away from the user.  Like "we know what you want so we will think for you" kind of deal.  To me it's like turning on the radio - someone decided for me that this is the music I should hear :)

Similar reasons I haven't really taken to Google Chrome.  I've tried it but it feels like so much of it is obscured as to be simplified to Joe Schmo.  I stick with the Mozilla Browser and have been running Waterfox for several months now (64-bit Firefox branch) and love it.

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