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It's certainly a daring thing. I suspect that you're right and that it won't be such a huge issue in a year or so. I do wonder if this is an opportunity for Mi
by Locke1689 14y ago
It's certainly a daring thing. I suspect that you're right and that it won't be such a huge issue in a year or so.
I do wonder if this is an opportunity for Microsoft to sell a complete platform experience while Apple is taking a breather.
Disclaimer: I just recently started working for MSFT in a position not at all related to Windows Phone. I also don't own a Windows Phone.
- tptacek 14y agoI have a hard time believing Apple didn't see this coming. This isn't like Siri staggering under its load; the gaps in Apple's data, and moreover in the Maps feature set, are plainly obvious. Apple knew this was going to happen, and did it anyways. It is therefore part of a strategy.