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You have a funny definition of "none of these issues existed in the old style Windows system" when MS was known to not just one-up third-party apps with built-i
by craigyk 13y ago
You have a funny definition of "none of these issues existed in the old style Windows system" when MS was known to not just one-up third-party apps with built-ins, but to do so without actually ever producing said software (vaporware).
- jussij 13y agoI can't recall a single application Microsoft banned from being run/sold for the Windows platform. Can the same be said for Apple? That's the issue I'm referring to.
- sbuk 13y agoYes, it absolutely can. Apple may well have rejected software from their Mac App Store, but that doesn't stop an individual from installing any software on the platform. For Windows Phone, Microsoft have similar rules to Apple for their Windows Phone Store.
- jussij 13y ago> Microsoft have similar rules to Apple for their Windows Phone Store. Only because Microsoft learnt from Apple's success and have moved away from their earlier open Windows model to their new Apple like closed Windows model.