 |
 |
|---|
The folks at Microsoft are finally learning the lessons of the past 3 decades of computer marketing...
|
|
|---|
Just go to APPLE, and forget all about Microsoft!
Edge is a deal-breaker for me. I think that IE-4 was more robust and efficient. If Edge was my “only” choice I would choose no.
The saying “Use Edge and go to Bing will never catch on. Microsoft knows this and that is why they blocked their competitors.
Windows is Windows but Microsoft charges more or less for slight variations.
I remember the days when Microsoft Windows bundled Internet Explorer essentially making it the only browser allowed to operate with its computer software. Other browsers could be loaded via a purchased disc or over very slow modems. They were sued for antitrust violations and finally settled without MS being broken up as a monopoly. I guess MS hasn’t learned the lessons of those early days of the internet.
the lessons of the past 3 decades of computer marketing...
“Don’t sell the product, sell the users- their marketable information.”
IHa! I was re-watching one of the Matrix movies and was viewing the Matrix as a construct of marketeers gone wild.
Schools are ditching Windows for Chromebooks and Chromeboxes.
This technician doesn’t run anything newer than Windows 7 on my hardware.
I’be learned my lesson well. No more Microsoft. And if apple keeps its attitude no more of them either.
Or install a Linux system and avoid Microslave altogether. Some of the Linux systems now are easy to install and offer everything that most people want in computing.
Edge is the worst...Worst...WOrst...WORst...WORSt...WORST browser ever, ever, ever.
Microsoft’s answer to the cloud.
I don’t have the Windows Store but then again universal apps are way overrated.
They’re good on tablets but suck on the desktop where 32 bit desktop apps are far superior.
