Microsoft Tries to Change History
In a YouTube video posted by “WindowsPhone”, Microsoft claims that the mobile phone industry has hit a wall, and that each new smartphone that is released is only slightly better than the one before it. While this is being said, they show tons of smartphones including the iPhone. I think it’s important to be truthful here and say that if not for the iPhone being released 3 years ago, Microsoft never would have even started Windows Phone 7 Series. They would have just made insignificant... Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- Russ: I think you may have overlooked the purpose of my post, Mani...
- Manish: Wouldn't that also apply to any Macbook, Windows-based lapto...
- Roseanne: I'm sure your mom would love pictures of Parker Gunn and Tos...
- Russ: I find it quite interesting that you classify the technology...
- Varun: I'm curious as to what Microsoft plans on doing with the ama...
Popular Articles
Microsoft Should Buy RI...
Interesting article from All Things Digital’s Kara Swisher. I don’t think Microsoft is capable of creating a mobile operating system that can compete with what’s out there, much less what WILL be out there in two years. They just don’t operate like that. Therefore,...
My Mom is On Board...
What would life be like without a cellular phone? Just consider that for a moment. You can’t make a call whenever you want. You can’t send a text message to anyone, or receive one. You can’t send or receive any email, either. Now consider that this extends in to your...
Potential...
I find it so interesting how so many of my peers in the Microsoft software development arena fail to see the potential of the iPad. Some of the things they have said include: I have notebook computer running my home network. I’m not going to carry my laptop, my phone, AND an...Proactive Versus Reacti...
“You can’t just ask customers what they want and then try to give that to them. By the time you get it built, they’ll want something new.” – Steve Jobs This quote that I read from this blog entry really got me to thinking. So many products are built this way. Ask...