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[harshness]

Many companies planning Windows Phone, Windows 8 enterprise apps

An awfully slanted article given that half of the contenders are only in the planning stages and that seems to be based largely on Blackberry doing poorly and Android not doing anything interesting.

 

[John Kotches]

An awfully slanted article given that half of the contenders are only in the planning stages and that seems to be based largely on Blackberry doing poorly and Android not doing anything interesting.

You were expecting objectivity?

 

[Poke]

Netflix for Windows Phone 8 updated with support for 720p displays

http://www.engadget.com/2013/04/04/netflix-wp8-update-720p-support/

 

[Poke]

Nice looking device.

Nokia ‘Catwalk’ specs reportedly leak, aiming for June availability

http://www.wpcentral.com/nokia-catwalk-specs-reportedly-leak-june-availability

 

[John Kotches]

Yawn.

More mid range.

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[Poke]

Modern Combat 4 coming to Windows Phone 8 on April 10

http://www.phonearena.com/news/Modern-Combat-4-coming-to-Windows-Phone-8-on-April-10_id41644

 

[Poke]

Makes Sense.

Windows Blue to merge Windows Phone and Windows 8 into one product?

http://www.phonearena.com/news/Wind...-Phone-and-Windows-8-into-one-product_id41650

 

[Poke]

Man talking about 5inch displays plus newer devices out by the end of the year hmm be interesting too see what comes out.

Windows Phone 8 will support 1080p displays by the end of the year

http://www.theverge.com/2013/4/9/4196022/windows-phone-8-1080p-resolution-support-gdr3-update

 

[John Kotches]

Look ma, only a year behind Android.

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[Poke]

Look ma, only a year behind Android.

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Yes Android been out longer but Overall product I think Windows Phones are just as good it will come down to what folks want to use. The only thing that Android has on everyone is Apps but that only because they are into the open community idea and are more relaxed on what they allow in. To where Apple and Microsoft just don't allow everything in and have just a different type of process. So it's just the way the 3 decided to do things in end folks have to choose what they want.

 

[John Kotches]

Yes Android been out longer but Overall product I think Windows Phones are just as good it will come down to what folks want to use. The only thing that Android has on everyone is Apps but that only because they are into the open community idea and are more relaxed on what they allow in. To where Apple and Microsoft just don't allow everything in and have just a different type of process. So it's just the way the 3 decided to do things in end folks have to choose what they want.

There's nothing wrong with quality Open Source software. There are many things right --- like:

• Updates can be pushed out faster
• End users can look at the code and if proficient in the programming language they can determine threats for themselves.

There are plenty of "stupid" apps to select on every platform. Lest ye forget, Apple approved all the fart apps in the app store.





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[Poke]

There's nothing wrong with quality Open Source software. There are many things right --- like:

• Updates can be pushed out faster
• End users can look at the code and if proficient in the programming language they can determine threats for themselves.

There are plenty of "stupid" apps to select on every platform. Lest ye forget, Apple approved all the fart apps in the app store.





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Yeah the Apps seem to be about the same on all the platforms for the most part some still have to be updated to be about the same as others but they seem to be getting there.

 

[harshness]

Questions begged:

1. How did Microsoft not see 1080+ phones coming?

2. What other disciplines of Windows Phone 8 have arbitrary limitations?

Limits should be determined by hardware capability, not the OS.

 

[John Kotches]

harshness:

And some wonder why the market is ambivalent towards Microsoft.

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[Poke]

harshness:

And some wonder why the market is ambivalent towards Microsoft.

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Most cases like I have always said the so called analysts are clueless.

 

[John Kotches]

Most cases like I have always said the so called analysts are clueless.

This explains investment firms downgrading MS to sell, among them Goldman Sachs. I suppose you'd call them clueless too.



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[Poke]

This explains investment firms downgrading MS to sell, among them Goldman Sachs. I suppose you'd call them clueless too.



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Well just because they tell you sell does not mean they are right they could be wrong in the end they only now as much as the other guy. So people have to make up their own minds. Facebook another example as well many said buy into as well but it was a bust instead so no one truly never knows how things will turn out.

 

[Poke]

Yeah I'm not the only one..

Apple's PC market share rises. Or falls, who knows. The analysts clearly don't!

http://www.neowin.net/news/apples-pc-market-share-rises-or-falls-who-knows-the-analysts-clearly-dont

 

[harshness]

And some wonder why the market is ambivalent towards Microsoft.

The only people/organizations that I know that aren't willing to acknowledge the truth about Microsoft are those who have invested thousands of dollars in various Microsoft certifications. Microsoft has made a lot more money off of them than they'll ever make off of me.

Cisco is another such company that is built largely on hot air.

 

[Poke]

Facebook talking to Apple and Microsoft about offering Facebook Home on their mobile platforms

http://www.phonearena.com/news/Face...cebook-Home-on-their-mobile-platforms_id41926