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Quote: Originally Posted by Rogifan Microsoft is pushing the subscription model. And maybe they think they're giving less $$ to Apple than if it was a paid app on the AppStore. I know a number of people who said "no thanks" because they don't w…
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I love the way the apps keep getting described as freemium. The subscription is for Office, not just the app. Its more a case that your buying a product that runs on Windows, Mac, Win Phone, iPhone, Android Phone, a browser and now iPad. You'd be a …
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Quote: Originally Posted by Crowley Where exactly will Microsoft make money, is it from advertising linked to Bing search? Or are they just going for market share for now? I suppose the Nokia division might help pick up some $, but if that s…
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Quote: Originally Posted by nikon133 I wouldn't compare mail client with Office suite. Additionally... I believe existing Android mail clients already have full access to Hotmail/Outlook.com/Exchange... so by releasing mail client, MS is not re…
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Simple answer would be they started on the iOS version first as it existed first, and had a bigger market share first. Not like they developed this thing in the last couple of months. Android version will be here soon enough, MS's strategy across ev…
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What would actually make this really interesting would be to know what revenues MS actually get from retail versions of office. After all this isn't revenues from small business or enterprise which would make up the majority of office revenue. You c…
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Quote: Originally Posted by hungover To the best of my knowledge Google and MS charge the VAT rate applicable in the country where the customer is though, so I doubt this will affect their customers full stop. Looking at my last receipt from …
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Bla bla bla, doesn't matter what way you spin it, Android is massive and out selling iOS in most of the world. I am far from an Android fan but its a fact. Its enabled cheap phones with a lot of functionality and that's what a lot of people want. …
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[quote] Another: MS realizes the OS wars are over, and the new battle ground is to control the 'connected self' suite. Apple focuses on Content (ITMS), Amazon on buying, Google on, well, they have no focus, and MS... well their strength can and sho…
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[quote]I honestly think Microsoft can keep it ! Microsoft has been trying to take down Apple for years with their inferior product offerings for the Mac. No-one on here can truly claim to support Apple if they use Microsoft products. If it were up t…
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Quote: Originally Posted by SolipsismX 1) You're now talking about from the user's perspective but your original comment can't reasonably be when about the user when you talk about serious players in the market. 2) As previously stated the…
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Quote: Originally Posted by SpamSandwich The situation is different when the "users" number in the hundreds of millions. Doesn't matter how many hundreds of millions there are when the person you want to message doesn't have an Apple devic…
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Quote: Originally Posted by anantksundaram Cite? http://www.telecoms.com/212062/global-sms-revenue-declines-for-first-time/ 4th paragraph "In 2014, Deloitte expects operators to generate more than £60bn from SMS services in 2014" and it's a…
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Quote: Originally Posted by jungmark Wait so now there is a messaging market? How is it a gimmick? iPads, iPhones, and Macs can all "talk" to each other. Errr yeah, fairly massive one. SMS messages alone generate around 60 billion in revenue…
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Quote: Originally Posted by knowitall No, Android users will install iMessage for the same reasons iOS users installed WhatsApp . And note that WhatsApp is currently the only cross platform solution. Except for Skype, Facebooks current mes…
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Quote: Originally Posted by jungmark Zero benefit for Apple. Why should Apple spend $$$ to subsidize free loaders (Android)? I tell me people if you want to get group messages, get an idevice or Mac. My brothers have idevices and most of my f…
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Quote: Originally Posted by DipDog3 I agree. Apple did that with iTunes and Windows & the iPad took off! I don't know what is stopping them from expanding iMessage. FaceTime would also be great to use with other phones, but I can see whe…
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WP running Android apps is a bad idea because devs would stop developing WP apps. But making it possible to compile an Android app into a WP app package for the WP store could be a great idea. That way as far as the public is concerned its a WP app…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Tallest Skil No, not really… That’s why they’re rectangles. As opposed to squares? Quote: Originally Posted by Tallest Skil So hide them. Do you complain about how the App Store has apps you don’t care about? …
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I hope Apple at least do something, anything. The first Apple TV was amazing, but now its becoming a bit of a joke. They've made it look like its got apps but you cant add to them, even worse your stuck with ones like WSJ which aren't even relevant …