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my point is that the OS here doesn't matter, switching an OS is very likely not enough to be disruptive. say they would have switched to android - so what? now
by pinaceae 13y ago
my point is that the OS here doesn't matter, switching an OS is very likely not enough to be disruptive.
say they would have switched to android - so what? now they would gave been on equal footing with samsung, etc, but with no reason for anyone to switch to BB at all. you disrupt into a completely different market, not the same with something that's now equal at best.
- slantyyz 13y ago> switching an OS is very likely not enough to be disruptive You're right. It's not disruptive at all, especially if all your core services (address book, calendar, etc.) are stored with a platform independent cloud service (read as: everything outside of iCloud, koff koff). Switching these days usually involves a short, tedious process of entering in all your passwords.