qwerty_jones
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its to late
People said that about the Xbox.
its to late
That's this year.. Is this going to go on forever did Blackberry stay on top forever. I don't know you tell me.
I can only go by the numbers I have. I can't predict the future. Can you?
And you can't compare BB to iOS /Android, BB refused to innovate which is akin to committing suicide in the tech world.
at the lumia not getting the update. stupid move, i wouldnt ever get a ms phone after this bs
A year later, Google did the same thing. And where, might I ask, was Microsoft? A month after the T-Mobile G1 was unleashed upon the world, Microsoft was unveiling Windows Mobile 6.5. It was quite possibly the world's weakest attempt to combat the rising tides of Android and iOS from any company with as much money, resources and clout as Microsoft. In fact, the introduction of iOS and Android caught Microsoft so off guard, that it wasn't until February of 2010 that we saw even the first tangible evidence that the company had a product in the same league. On the tablet side, Microsoft attempted to make itself believe that Windows 7 was its "tablet answer." Or, maybe it was that short-lived Embedded Compact 7. Either way, neither worked. No one bought into it, and the introduction of Surface makes blatantly clear that the "shove Windows 7 on a tablet and call it ideal" wasn't a real strategy. Surface is a strategy, and a thoroughly beautiful one at that. But, here's the rub: it's 2012, and Microsoft is only now getting its modern ecosystem play together.
An ecosystem is not just about apps. Its about everything the total package from apps to media to communication to search to navigation to maps.
Microsoft has enough to cover a a persons daily needs. Unlike Apple where their service ecosystem isn't up to par therefore they need apps. Google is second when it comes to services.
If you need 500,000 apps there's 500,000 reasons to buy an iPhone.
Exactly. Apps is what essentially turns ipads and iphones into more functional devices. The Windows Surface is a fully functional device OUT OF THE BOX. Apps can only serve to make an already amazing experience even that more impressive.
what do you mean? the phones wont be fully functional
Compare a stock iPhone iOS5 vs Android ICS vs WP7.5
You will realize how much Apple depends on apps
I can only go by the numbers I have. I can't predict the future. Can you?
And you can't compare BB to iOS /Android, BB refused to innovate which is akin to committing suicide in the tech world.
That's a silly statement. Computers are only as good as the software they run. What good is a smartphone without an app market/store? At the end of the day apps are what make computers useful. Without software they are just useless machines.