Modern innovation or Evolution my point still stands. I dont care what word is used.

Using the right terms that people can understand at the start can avoid unnecessary conflict or pointless bickering like we are doing right now. That's why there are still so many countries at war in the world, a lot of them originated from things really really small like a miscommunication from thousands of years ago. You need to take responsibility for the things you say and you have to care what words you are putting out unless you are purposely looking for trouble, in which case, be my guest.

You serious? I mean really serious? Were bickering? I'm not bickering with you. Maybe your butt hurt over something because you read to much into things. Like a simple word which is sad to fight over. My choice of words I didn't consider a big deal. I chose it because I believed their were some innovations within kinect for motion gaming. And you go into a rant because of a conflict of choice of words. Seriously man I don't care that much. My point wasn't that word but what was within the rest of the paragraph. You talk about wars and crap over a word in a game thread? I mean WOW man is all I can say. But that's a problem with the world. Is everyone has to watch what they say in fear of stepping on someone else's toes. Well sorry freedom of speech is still alive for moment. Just accept someone else's opinion with a grain of salt and move along. No need to get upset over nothing.

There is a difference in freedom of speech and simply spewing out words that you don't know the meaning of. There is no opinion when the facts of a dictionary is sitting right there, you can't interpret a meaning on something that's wrong to start with. You can't get a true point across universally unless you are speaking in a term that a mass majority can really understand, which has nothing to do with freedom of speech. So yeah, you are bickering.

http://blog.seattlepi.com/microsoft/archives/233594.asp

http://www.thestreet.com/story/10953596/1/10-top-innovative-companies.html

You might argue Apple's launch of the iPad was huge -- it was, and will continue to change computing -- but when you think about it, the iPad is essentially just a giant iPod Touch. You might think the wild success of Android, or the introduction of Google TV, would rocket the Internet giant to the top of the list -- but neither was truly groundbreaking this year. And sure, Ford expanded its installations Sync (which, by the way, runs on Microsoft Windows Embedded) to millions of vehicles, but in-car infotainment is nothing new.

But a compact and affordable system by which people can use full-body gestures and voice commands to control Xbox games and other software? Yeah, that's pretty innovative.

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Wow Microsoft is really putting out some impressive technology this year

It has gotten to the point where I feel sorry for companies trying to compete with them