Microsoft employees hold funeral parade for iPhone, Blackberry

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  • Reply 21 of 212
    This "funeral" for those not died yet spells bad bad bad omen to the one (MS) who parades it.
  • Reply 22 of 212
    Thats exactly what they did predicting the new halo will outsell Call of Duty Blackops, they are in a roll today!



    heheheI
  • Reply 23 of 212
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Tenchi211 View Post


    That photo was probably taken with an iPhone.



    Actually, an Evo 4G (check the exif data on Flickr)
  • Reply 24 of 212
    This can only end in tears.
  • Reply 25 of 212
    Tell Steve Ballmer that "The Office" is not a training film?
  • Reply 26 of 212
    Wincrapphone7 comes out.



    Then the CDMA iPhone comes out. Steals all the thunder.



    AAPL up to 300.



    MSFT like sheep lead to a slaughter.



    Steve Ballmer makes an ass of himself again.



    Seriously. How can they not see that coming?
  • Reply 27 of 212
    Oh, this is SO going to come back and bite them. : ))



    Don't they ever poke their heads above the MS parapet and see what the real world is like these days?
  • Reply 28 of 212
    classy, as always



    does the kin crypt have some room next to it for the windows phone 7 casket?
  • Reply 29 of 212
    What an awful way to celebrate the release of a new version of software.



    Is there no respect in Redmond than to take a deeply emotional tradition and use it for pure commercial gain?
  • Reply 30 of 212
    pg4gpg4g Posts: 383member
    Hmmm... it just appears to me that Microsoft have no professionalism whatsoever. Even when they create a product to compete with a world-class product like iOS, they destroy it with this childish and pathetic show.



    *shakes head*



    Can we believe that 90% of the personal computers in the world run an OS made by people this pathetic and immature?
  • Reply 31 of 212
    This has to be a new low. \
  • Reply 32 of 212
    This could be Microsoft's "Mission Accomplished"
  • Reply 33 of 212
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by walshbj View Post


    This could be Microsoft's "Mission Accomplished"



    I see what you did there...
  • Reply 34 of 212
    Microsoft knows that the only time they succeed in a market is when they use sketchy methods to force themselves into it. They'll never 'win' a competition of which product is the best. It amazes me that they even try.
  • Reply 35 of 212
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by AppleInsider View Post


    Celebrating Windows Phone 7's "Release to Manufacturing" status, Microsoft employees held a morbid funeral parade for the iPhone and Blackberry.



    No Android phones at the funeral. Microsoft's plan is to replace Android with WM7 and they can't be seen as attacking the hardware partners like HTC and Samsung that they need to run their software, so the elephant in the room is left out.
  • Reply 36 of 212
    nagrommenagromme Posts: 2,834member
    ?Whistling past the graveyard? is not normally taken so literally.
  • Reply 37 of 212
    "Microsoft employees held a morbid funeral parade for the iPhone and Blackberry"



    The real kiss of death is when you label yourself an iPod/iPhone/iPad killer. The graveyards are full of such products. And you know the 'big tell'? It's when they do stuff like this instead of showing you the actual product. 'Cause when they actually have to show the product... well... that's why they say 'talk is cheap'.



    Of course, if Ballmer was actually IN the casket, you could say they've actually accomplished something.



    Another big, fat fail a-comin' down the pike. Heavy-handed and pathetic. But that's nothing new from MS these days.
  • Reply 38 of 212
    They are so irrelevent that this won't even come back to bite them in the azz.
  • Reply 39 of 212
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by 8CoreWhore View Post


    They are so irrelevent that this won't even come back to bite them in the azz.



    Thats actually a good point
  • Reply 40 of 212
    Which is exactly where he's driving MSFT!

    $23.65 approaching its Millennium low.



    PS: Shucks, do ya think MSFT kinda misses Bill Gates?
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