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811.
by cooldeal 15y ago
Old news? http://www.businessweek.com/news/2011-03-07/microsoft-is-sai... Also, it's 250M/quarter. The real news is that Nokia sold over a million Lumia phones over 2 months of launch in Europe and is launching the Lumia 900 in March on A
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by cooldeal 15y ago
Yes, the cold showers are supposed to be taken on the lower neck area which triggers the brown fat.
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by cooldeal 15y ago
The analysis and the numbers seem to be very misleading. It counts only mobile usage which is a tiny fraction of desktop browsing. StatCounter pegs it at just ~7%. http://gs.statcounter.com/#mobile_vs_desktop-ww-monthly-2010... What about
814.
by cooldeal 15y ago
>And what exactly will fighting over 1 million devices per month with Samsung, HTC, Nokia and a few others accomplish The point is to fight for the entire smartphone share. >Nokia has already cut the price of the Lumia 710 by $100 a
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FileServe shutters in light of file-sharing site crackdown(zdnet.com)
2 points by cooldeal 15y ago|0 comments
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BlackBerry maker CEOs step down as pressure mounts(finance.yahoo.com)
2 points by cooldeal 15y ago|0 comments
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Planned Obsolescence Conspiracy - YouTube(youtube.com)
1 points by cooldeal 15y ago|0 comments
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Apple's mind-bogglingly greedy and evil license agreement(zdnet.com)
5 points by cooldeal 15y ago|0 comments
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DOJ investigation yields fresh evidence against Google, Apple in lawsuit(engadget.com)
34 points by cooldeal 15y ago|13 comments
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Google shares tank as Q4 sales, profit miss forecasts(money.cnn.com)
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Windows drops to No. 3 cash-cow status in Microsoft' latest quarter(zdnet.com)
62 points by cooldeal 15y ago|22 comments
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Announcing Visual Studio Achievements Beta(channel9.msdn.com)
10 points by cooldeal 15y ago|0 comments
823.
by cooldeal 15y ago
What else do you expect from Asymco and Horace? They predicted that Android would never take off like it did, The whole site seems to be predicated on telling Apple fans what they want to hear with a lot of twisted analysis. They're basical
824.
by cooldeal 15y ago
Windows 8 ARM tablets won't have back, home or menu buttons either.
825.
by cooldeal 15y ago
>The ability to run x86 apps is irrelevant It is very relevant. Can you tell why the EU requires Windows to display a browser selection box on first boot to Europeans, but is okay with iOS totally BANNING the use of non-Safari browser e
826.
by cooldeal 15y ago
Is it too much to ask to read the linked article? Please. >For non-ARM systems, Microsoft requires that Custom Mode be enabled
827.
by cooldeal 15y ago
>When I buy laptop, I am buying a computer. Full stop. If the vendor wants to bundle an OS, great, but I expect to be able to change it. Maybe it's time to change your expectations? Why is Microsoft liable for your expectations? Why not
828.
by cooldeal 15y ago
>Apple takes a cut on sales because that's what store's do. If I sell cereal to a supermarket and you walk in and buy a box, the store does not give me all of that money. Why? Because the store worked hard to get that customer to walk i
829.
by cooldeal 15y ago
The people that "deserved ridicule when their fantasy world doesn't pan out" are the paranoid folks that claimed that MS is banning booting Linux on PCs. Microsoft updated the requirements so that OEMs are REQUIRED to provide an option to d
830.
by cooldeal 15y ago
How about you try iOS where you can't even install a competing browser, forget about one being bundled. Why is that legal? Because Windows was deemed a monopoly in the late 1990s. Since Win32 programs won't even run on ARM tablets, I fail t
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by cooldeal 15y ago
I seriously doubt that legacy BIOS will support ARM.
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by cooldeal 15y ago
>Microsoft's penetration on laptops and netbooks means that they have the ability to block out competing operating systems ARM laptops and netbooks and PCs won't run x86 apps, so I fail to see how MS's penetration will allow them to blo
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by cooldeal 15y ago
>It shouldn't be a PC vs Mac world today. I thought we were living in a post-PC world? Restricting Microsoft here would unfairly advantage Apple's continuing monopoly of tablets.
834.
by cooldeal 15y ago
Sorry, that war was fought and lost won with the iPhone and iPad. If anything, Microsoft is better in the sense that it offers more share of the app cost to the developers and also doesn't charge tithes like Apple does on content.
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by cooldeal 15y ago
>Also, I have yet to meet the Windows user who can rationally reason about their choice of using it and not another OS Visual Studio.
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by cooldeal 15y ago
>MS have frequently insinuated that rescue disks are not clearly within the shrinkwrap TOS BartPE is a live environment, not a restore disk by any means.
837.
by cooldeal 15y ago
>because MS didn't want him to have one I thought the PC manufacturers were the ones that used to give out recovery discs and not MS?
838.
by cooldeal 15y ago
If WP7 was released at the same time Android was, it might have taken off. No one is talking about the 500lb gorilla in the room... carriers. Verizon launched Android into the mainstream with the Droid commercials as a hedge against iPhones
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by cooldeal 15y ago
Sorry, have to disagree about Metro. Are you talking from experience with using WP7? Almost every review has only good things to say about Metro. When even Gruber(who jumps on every opportunity to diss non-Apple platforms) praises it, you k
840.
by cooldeal 15y ago
Google+ is also mostly guys compared to Facebook.

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