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Well, that interpretation of the article ignores how Deidu was constantly saying it is unlikely these conditions would come to be (he says "unlikely" that Andro
by Kylekramer 13y ago
Well, that interpretation of the article ignores how Deidu was constantly saying it is unlikely these conditions would come to be (he says "unlikely" that Android licensing will beat Windows Phone's licensing, Android dominating is "wishful thinking"). Seems like your view is Deidu couldn't be wrong. If Android didn't become very successful, Deidu predicted it. If Android did, Deidu predicted it merely by saying there was a small possibility of it happening.
- czr80 13y agoMy view is that it's a fine article, that correctly identifies the issues that you need to address to make a prediction about the market. That's a good piece of analysis. His actual prediction is beside the point - he laid it out in enough detail for the reader to intelligently disagree, if they had better information on the drivers he identified.