jerlam

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   by jerlam 14y ago

   Well, targeting current high-end hardware (and tomorrow's merely average hardware) may be a better strategy than Microsoft's attempt with WP Tango, which targeted low-end hardware on a platform that was already behind the competition. I wou
2. 1712.▲
   by jerlam 14y ago

   > Vendors that kneecap themselves with overzealous mods and fall behind in updates are going to get a bad reputation eventually. This has already happened to Samsung who in many ways is the flagship vendor. In what way exactly? Given th
3. 1713.▲
   by jerlam 14y ago

   From the looks of it, there's no meat behind this story other than the announcement. The developer has nothing more than words and some concept art. This is a pure marketing ploy for both the Ouya developers and the game developers - neith
4. 1714.▲
   by jerlam 14y ago

   Looks like a great attack vector to get into a system that has other people's personal information.
5. 1715.▲
   by jerlam 15y ago

   In regards to regular updates, Windows Phone is looking more and more like Android. Even on Microsoft's "preferred" US carrier, smaller bugfix updates are being delayed or skipped by AT&T: http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/microsof
6. 1716.▲
   by jerlam 15y ago

   I don't think Google's company-wide 10% raise starting in 2011 hurt either. Approval ratings aren't as useful, as say compared to something like the US Presidental approval ratings: unhappy employees can easily leave (clearly evidenced by a