The phrase "simply windows" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is related to or associated with the Windows operating system, or to emphasize the simplicity of using Windows. Example: "My computer crashed and I lost all my files, but thankfully I had backed them up on simply Windows."
And given that Microsoft's Steve Ballmer showed off some of the next release of Windows, called simply Windows 7, at his CES keynote on Wednesday, Apple had been expected to try to draw some attention to its own product, which is widely anticipated to marshal graphics processing power for general computing purposes.
While the company has enjoyed success in the tablet and computer space, its Windows Phone – now renamed as simply Windows 10 Mobile – has seen its market share collapse, its champion Nokia bought by Microsoft and then written off and now Microsoft is left without a real aspirational flagship.
Put simply: Windows 10 is likely Microsoft's last chance to get into mobile.
Don't call it Windows Phone 8.1, though, as its official name is simply 'Windows Phone 8 Update 3.'.
It is not simply window dressing.
Anything else is simply window dressing.
Some analysts see the move as simply window-dressing — Russian production will drop anyway this year, they say, because of the government's own restrictive policies, inadequate investments and hefty export taxes.
In a system still characterized by entrenched patriarchy, voting for municipal council seats might seem like progress, or simply window dressing.
One reason is that all plot digressions are simply window dressing to the film's focus on the brutally invading North Koreans and the big-scale counterattack by the good guys.
Additionally, and of equal importance, by example and enforcement, the Board must make it clear that these are not simply window dressing but an integral part of the corporate culture.
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