@mejiac - yes you have to go through a lot of hassle just to get into a conference call. All these passcodes are not easy to remember so you have to have the invitation with you.
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@majic – Microsoft has their demand for most of their products starting off with the Operating systems and other applications.
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@mejic - initially when Microsoft introduced windows 8 many the a problem with the start menu. However today we see it being very useful.
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"With a combined 96.3% of the global smartphone market,[3] Apple's iOS and Google's Android operating systems enable the low cost and phenomenal capabilities of smartphones by directly leveraging the ability of open source...
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@ashu - Do you think governments will have to look at population control methods soon?
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I can't understand the term "based on demand" are "you" a professional company or not it is not a big deal to migrate an application written for Mac to a linux system.
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@Nemos,
I'm not saying it's not happening. I just said it's based on demand. Not small #s but huge is what makes platforms supported or not.
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@Ashu001, You have a good point, I think what might happen is that once a robust product is made available, providers will adopt it so that it's easilly accessible. This would be mainly driven by demand for it (which would...
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If Microsoft is providing a lot more searching capabilities from the start menu, it's definitly hitting the nail on the head. Any windows user will also go to the start menu as the first step for most task, so not only...
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Great Article Kelly, I think this is more evidence that Microsoft has learned from past mistakes and it's definitly on the right track. By both embracing more and more the usage of apps, and providing a more integrated...
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shakeeb, Wearable Technology alongwith IoT is most definitely the Future of Most Devices today. Its a different matter if this Technology will evolve at the pace that is slow enough to satisfy human and Privacy concerns...
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shakeeb, Absolutely right! Preventative Healthcare alongwith Gene Theraphy will absolutely be the Key to the Future of Healthcare as Human Population continues to get Older and We Live Longer Lives. That much is definitely...
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Preventive health-care technology is what we would like to see in the medical industry. Its great if Microsoft could spend some money and effort on this.
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It's interesting to see Microsoft coming to development of apps for wearble devices.
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I personally have little doubt that Health Technology (particularly in Preventative Healthcare) is going to be the next big thing going ahead. Its great to see MSFT work very,very hard to gain a degree of Traction in this...
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Very few computers with Linux are sold in retail stores. I wonder what will happen when consumers have a choice. I also wonder why we do not have a choice.
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The LG watch is a really nice toy for those with the extra jack, but so far, I haven't seen any sufficiently compelling features to fork over my hard earned cash for one. Perhaps one day when the tech matures. But...
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@Stratustician agreed. At the same time it will create unity among the team members and it will be knowledge sharing for all.
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@ yalanand you have a point. But when it comes to an issue we always cant rely on one person saying he is the master for that. Therefore it is better to at least have some basic idea in order to help with queries.
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