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13y ago
The experience you can provide with an HTML5 app are many times subpar as compared to a native app. Note how facebook abandoned their HTML5 app and went native.
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13y ago
Of course it doesn't matter much with the nokia mapping apps on the nokia phones being a better alternative.
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13y ago
No wonder Google is pissed about that
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13y ago
>It seems Google will allow them to build an HTML5 app Isn't it more like Google is forcing them to write an HTML5 app by refusing to allow native app?
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Windows Azure: GA of SQL Server Always On, Notification Hubs, AutoScale...
(weblogs.asp.net)
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13y ago
Anybody know what the comparable Azure service costs?
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13y ago
Windows phone has the app independent way of doing messaging in their messaging hub. Quite useful.
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13y ago
Looks like Azure introduced their own version the same day. http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2013/08/12/windows-az...
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13y ago
What if I as a user don't want it? Why force me to get it?
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13y ago
Those are some good links. Thanks. He's very savvy guy. Interesting how he chose to conclude the interview which was very clearly targeted towards the "investors" of Amazon as this: "And the reason that I'm doing th
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Amazon's profits
(ben-evans.com)
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Finding passwords saved in Chrome is surprisingly easy
(engadget.com)
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OpenX ad servers "pre-compromised" - contained remote code backdoor
(nakedsecurity.sophos.com)
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what makes this scary is this line: "The report found the bulk of this Russian malware wasn't coming from lone individuals in basements, but well-oiled malware producing machines."
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13y ago
iPad sales in a year were close to 7 million http://www.businessinsider.com/chart-of-the-day-ipad-estimat... . RT has sold close to 2 million in a year.
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13y ago
They priced it competitively with the product they were fighting. But now its prices way less than iPad. iPad - $500 Surface RT - $350
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13y ago
regarding comparison with iPad, the CPU GPU combination does not matter because Surface was/is still plenty fast with the hardware it has. Agree on the screen and Office though. Although office was updated a month or two after the rele
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13y ago
Given the razor thin margins that Amazon runs with, I am not surprised. This is a company that is struggling to make any money even after people bought hundreds of Billions of dollars worth of stuff from them. They are bound to cut corners
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13y ago
What this is is another proprietary technology that Google has chosen to adopt over open standards such as WFD and Miracast. After tuning off support for jabber, deprioritizing rss, yet another step in that direction from a company that tou
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13y ago
With many TVs with built in youtube support and many other devices already connected to the TVs that have you tube, xbox, PCs, PS4, Wii, Roku, etc. Why would you buy it? Just so that I don't have to search what I am watching on my phon
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13y ago
So this only works with browser? Can other apps stream to it as well?
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Exactly the press seems to be overly happy to bash MS for this when pretty much every online property has complied with such requests.
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I am surprised that Microsoft took as much flak for it as it did when pretty much every other online property including Google and Facebook has complied with these demand (as they are legally supposed to do). Besides it is also interesting
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I am surprised that Microsoft took as much flak for it as it did when pretty much every other online property including Google and Facebook has complied with these demand (as they are legally supposed to do). Besides it is also interesting
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There was a good session at the Build conference apparently. http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Build/2013/4-184
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Windows 8.1 DPI Scaling Enhancements
(blogs.windows.com)
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Open platform? BS! Google has milked the term to its benefit. There have been many discussions here that question the openness of android.
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It was quite obvious even a couple of years ago that Samsung will basically dominate Android to the extent that android == Samsung given the market share. The whole open platform is a façade that Google has created.
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Windows 8 does this across machines
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13y ago
One question, Why?
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