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Our first interesting look at the Office 14 application suite comes to us from Neowin, via a Russian hacker site called Wzor...
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No wonder Windows Live Search (or whatever they call it now) is such a dead turkey
http://www.alleyinsider.com/2009/1/how-microsoft-blew-search-msft
What a horrible OS Windows is.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/01/15/royal_navy_email_virus_outage/
Royal Navy infected with a virus. Don't forget kids, run anti-virus, anti-spyware and more on your Windows boxes.
Linux and OS X guys, don't worry. You will not be affected.
Windows: a horrible OS.
Of course Linux is the preferred (and superior) option for server side: http://news.cnet.com/8301-13505_3-10142727-16.html
No wonder they call you a troll, robertsjoe, you come up with some awful rubbish.
"I bet a lot of people don't download apps and other stuff on their iPod Touches and iPhones."
"What? Oh, come on. Now you're just being disingenuous. In December, the App Store saw its 300 Millionth download, and there are more than 10,000 applications available. It's been an overwhelming success."
How can I be disingenuous when all I'm doing is making a conjecture?
Nevertheless, your facts don't really prove me right or wrong. They don't tell me how many distinct iPhone users (not iPod Touch) owners downloaded those 300 mn applications. It might just be 10 mn for all you know.
Just so you know, my statement wasn't to show Apple in negative light. In my opinion, a lot of people -- like the one in the Win 95 line -- simply "go with the flow". They buy the product because everyone else is and because it's the hottest product on the market at that time and don't end up using it to its full potential.
"Now THAT is hype. But I don't remember hearing any Windows fanbois complaining."
I'm assuming you were in contact with everyone when Win95 was released when you make that statement.
