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Microsoft to hike 'Microsoft 365' pricing in 2022 citing 'increased value'
Good luck in setting up a meeting and reserving a conference room in Apple Mail. Your partners don't sound too tech savvy, perhaps they should try TextEdit or Notepad? Office 365 is tremendously powerful and productive, if you're will to spend just a few minutes learning how to use it (like most things in life).MplsP said:
I’m forced to use Outlook. It sucks. Apple Mail isn’t perfect, either, but it’s far better than Outlook for email.StrangeDays said:
Counterpoint: Outlook is a bloated POS that is anything but easy to use and overkill for normals. No wonder Windows enterprise IT guys love it.KBuffett said:There is no reputable competitor to Excel in the enterprise field.
As for outlook, for something as simple as an email client, it trounces competitors. Apple’s iOS Mail is toy in comparison.
Office 365 Apps suck, too. Several of my partners will routinely use Google docs simply because they’re better and easier to use. And don’t even get me started on Teams…
The reason Microsoft continues its dominance is because it’s a virtual monopoly in the business market, not because it’s a quality product.
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Tim Cook says Apple is 'heartbroken' over Notre Dame fire and will donate to rebuilding wo...
Why can't Tim just donate his own money and not having to donate Apple's? If he were a real mensch he'd do it anonymously. -
Microsoft's iOS keyboard to feature one-handed mode, coming soon to testers
Nope, it's a one-thumb keyboard, at least on the iPhone.coolfactor said:6502 said:How will it be different from Thumbly?
Thumbly looks to be a two-thumb keyboard, no? -
Chinese state-run media promises consequences for Apple, others if Trump starts trade war
I'd gladly pay a few hundred dollars more to buy an American made iPhone. We are too dependent on China for things we use daily. And fewer Chinese student at our universities? That's a reward, not a threat.
