The MacBU is also outside of Microsoft's strategy for Office or Windows. Just go look at all the 'Live' services Microsoft are launching which exclude the Mac, or the sorry state of MSN for the Mac.
Well, MSN is dead, regardless of Mac OS or Windows.
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Does anyone know how many Mac developers their are in the MacBU? They claim to have the second largest group of developers (1st being Apple) but the evidence of that in product releases is slim.
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The MacBU is also outside of Microsoft's strategy for Office or Windows. Just go look at all the 'Live' services Microsoft are launching which exclude the Mac, or the sorry state of MSN for the Mac.
Well, MSN is dead, regardless of Mac OS or Windows.
Does anyone know how many Mac developers their are in the MacBU? They claim to have the second largest group of developers (1st being Apple) but the evidence of that in product releases is slim.
About 150, IIRC.
Well, MSN is dead, regardless of Mac OS or Windows.
In America maybe. Elsewhere it's the predominant instant messaging platform.
In America maybe. Elsewhere it's the predominant instant messaging platform.
Er, if you're talking about MSN Messenger, that's being re-branded as Windows Live Messenger.
MSN, as a brand, is dead.
Er, if you're talking about MSN Messenger, that's being re-branded as Windows Live Messenger.
MSN, as a brand, is dead.
Same shit, different name.
Same shit, different name.
Whatever man. MSN was a branding, and Windows Live / Office Live are a branding, too. Personally, I feel the latter makes a lot more sense.