>Here in Australia it's typical to say Ah-zure (Ah as in Aha) where as Americans typically say Ay-zure (Ay as in the name Jay). There are dozens of dialects/pr

>Here in Australia it's typical to say Ah-zure (Ah as in Aha) where as Americans typically say Ay-zure (Ay as in the name Jay). There are dozens of dialects/pronunciation styles in the US. What you may have heard from some US folks isn't what you'll hear from others. As an American who lives in the US, I have never heard anyone say 'Ay-zure', WRT to either the color or the "someone else's server' offering from Microsoft. As for Mobile, there are multiple pronunciations in various places around the US. Anything from 'mo-b-aye-l' (as you Aussies say) to 'mob-ill' (as in mafia) to 'Moe-bill' (as in one of the Three Stooges) to 'Mo-beel'. Then again, I live on the east coast and those west coast weirdos sure do talk funny. Edit: Clarified "pronunciation" of Mobile (with long 'o' and 'i' and silent 'e').