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It's not even so much "do less", but be focused. A mobile device doesn't need EVERYTHING a desktop computer can do. It surely could, but it just doesnt make s
by jasonlbaptiste 17y ago
It's not even so much "do less", but be focused. A mobile device doesn't need EVERYTHING a desktop computer can do. It surely could, but it just doesnt make sense. It needs to be focused on doing things for its purpose. The storm that's brewing is one we haven't seen in 30 years. Computers are no longer just the beige boxes under our desk. They're everywhere, and there's an opportunity for an OS for different purposes. Microsoft may have 90% of the desktop OS market, but... if you calculated up their overall OS market share (desktops, smart phones, cloud/web servers, connected televisions, gaming devices, etc.) i'm sure it's rapidly shrinking and way less than 90%. This is the part where fear usually should start to set in.
- cameldrv 17y agoIt depends on the person. I like only having one primary computer that I use regularly -- I have a laptop that I plug into an external monitor and keyboard at my desk. A mobile device may not need everything a desktop has, but it is nice to have your whole desktop available wherever you want to carry it.