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Pretty sure that Google is advertising a service that you might pay for, whereas Microsoft is adding a new feature (in reality, many features) to an OS you alre
by Zelizz 8y ago
Pretty sure that Google is advertising a service that you might pay for, whereas Microsoft is adding a new feature (in reality, many features) to an OS you already paid for.
Full disclosure, I work for Microsoft, this post doesn't reflect my employer in any official capacity, etc.
- jxi 8y agoFar more likely for Microsoft to try to charge you for random features/upgrades than Google. This is also backfilling a feature that should have been implemented years ago.