Meh. Google doesn't care about Microsoft nearly as much as this article states it does. It's not like Google is "out to get Microsoft". It's not. It just does t

Meh. Google doesn't care about Microsoft nearly as much as this article states it does. It's not like Google is "out to get Microsoft". It's not. It just does the things it wants to do without following any directives from Microsoft or being afraid of what Microsoft might do. Go ahead and use Windows, that's fine. Google supports it with their products -- and sometimes, supports it first, and exclusively. Look at the Chrome browser. If lowering the cost of a laptop by $50 means more people can have one, then that's good for Google -- more (potential) users. It's not about hurting Microsoft at all. Similarly, if very capable, open-platform phones are the norm, there's more "mobile internet users". Android isn't about Microsoft, it's about raising the bar for what a smartphone is and enabling more mobile internet usage. The idea that everything revolves around Microsoft is a stupid one. Google doesn't make decisions that way, regardless of what Fake Steve says.