It’s now too late to whine about the user interface changes in Windows 8. They may be “confusing” and put a “cognitive burden” on ordinary users, but for now at least, these changes are there to stay. That means it’s time to put down the pitchforks and flaming torches and help people get used to the changes. Windows 8 represents the biggest and most dramatic paradigm shift for the Windows platform since Windows 95. It’s a melding together of desktop and mobile platforms in an attempt to create a single operating system that will work on the desktop, notebooks, and tablets. Read the full story at ZDNet.