Relax WIndows Fans, Apple Is Not Getting a Free Pass - Fortune



Relax WIndows Fans, Apple Is Not Getting a Free Pass - Fortune

by  E-mail Tweet Facebook Linkedin Share icons To hear critics tell it, the media—including Fortune—are determined to bash Microsoft at every opportunity. Worse yet, they claim, the press are in the bag for Apple, ignoring big Apple snafus while turning a microscope on what Microsoft does. Their proof? Exhibit A, they claim, is the latest spate of stories about how Microsoft is handling an upgrade to Windows 10 from older versions of the operating system. The criticism that Microsoft msft quietly switched the process—even changing an on-screen check box that once stopped the upgrade suddenly morphed into an agreement to upgrade—is just another example of the kind of Microsoft coverage that's got the pro-Windows folks in a lather. "Why don't you apply the same gimlet-eyed scrutiny to Apple aapl updates?" they asked. To which my response was initially, "This sounds wrong," but then evolved into: "Let me look into it." So I did, and here's what I found:

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