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iOS and Android have far more active devices that Windows 10. As pointed out in the article, Microsoft missed the mobile revolution, and computing has shifted t
by oflannabhra 8y ago
iOS and Android have far more active devices that Windows 10. As pointed out in the article, Microsoft missed the mobile revolution, and computing has shifted to mobile devices.
- SlowRobotAhead 8y agoAnd when those users need to sit down at a computer to do actual work... It's by far dominantly a Windows PC. You can't just take mobile and give it equal representation to PC, servers, workstations, etc. It's it's own thing. Did Windows lose mobile, of course. Do mobile users exclusively use Android or IOS and not use Windows - no.
- dnautics 8y ago> those users need to sit down at a computer to do actual work Not all people sit down to do work, and even those that do have more devices than they do desktops.