So Why is Zune still so much better than Groove

<p>The issue still exist after almost two years and we're going into a period of "major redesign." I worry that if they don't improve the core layout and functionality now, then there will never be a chance.</p><p>Zune was a really unique thing for MS. They just got everything right. From hardware to software. In concept, design, and execution it worked right. It seems that since then, the internal orders have been, "Make it function most of the time. Don't try to make it nice. Austere and plain is just fine."</p><p>Maybe they simply expect people to replace this stuff immediately. If so, that's really sad. It's just that it's really seemed like they had no respect for their own work until this year, and Fluent Design will make them have to give their first party software at least the appearance of quality. </p>