There's no chance that the iPhone is going to get any significant market share. No chance... I'd prefer to have our software in 60 percent or 70 percent or 80 percent of them, than I would to have 2 percent or 3 percent, which is what Apple might get.
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The next salvo
Because a day without negative Zune press would be a day without laughter.
Is Microsoft counting on Steve Jobs' Obstinance?
A look at MS and Apple actions leading to possible MS victory. Not a victory based on a good product, of course, but on tricks – and that's why BZ exists.
Best line: "Plays for Sure: Now with less than 1 in 4 chances of actually playing!"
http://www.applematters.com/index.php/section/comments/is-microsft-count...
The end is coming, Zune
This from a Microsoft fan (they exist!) who wants the Zune to succeed: "But the Zune is another piece of marketing and design fluff crammed into a shallow attempt to capture revenue from a pre-existing market."
http://hellbox.org/archives/001308.html
Microsoft doesn't want Zune lost in the Shuffle
"Still, even if it reaches that level of sales, Microsoft still regards Zune as a long-term effort that will take years and cost hundreds of millions of dollars." No real BZ-worthy Zune-bashing here, just a reminder (and warning) that MS plans to "win" the music player market by out-spending the competition. (Or at least it says it will. Victims of its past abandoned music schemes have reason to doubt MS's resolve.)
http://marketwatch-cnet.com.com/Microsoft%20doesn%27t%20want%20Zune%20lost%20in%20the%20Shuffle/2100-1041_3-6142799.html?type=pt
Dell Streak ended in failure, Dell plans to take new products to buy. There are no surprises, no...
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RIP Steve Jobs. The world is proud of all that you have done for it! You have changed the world...
And Microsoft? Well, "computers" came up big, and that isn't a bad brand association... but...