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Latin America, not South America (Latin America is a much, much larger area than just just South America). That being said, that's pretty impressive. For the first time in a long time, I have to compliment them on a doing a good job SOMEWHERE--now let's see how well they manage to keep a hold onto the Latin American market.

Artyom

2013-08-23 09:20

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what about the places that give direction to the market? north america? europe? asia?
some numbers maybe?

Lumiaman

2013-08-25 01:34

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It will be interesting to see what happens now with MS and NOKIA as Balmer steps down. They need each other, and they need a new leader at MS. NOKIA has delivered with hardware, MS is still short on software.

mikecomputing

2013-08-25 01:45

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Quote:

Originally Posted by danramos (Post 1368140)

ref: http://www.networkworld.com/news/201...ux-257916.html
"Much of the work Microsoft did centers around providing drivers for its own Hyper-V virtualization technology. Microsoft's Hyper-V, part of Windows Server, can run Linux as a guest OS."

Well, not necessarily for the good of Linux but they're contributing, right? :P heheh

Still no one is better that the other. Facts stays it all about business. So don't come say Google support linux because they are better than anyone else. Google is not some kind of a peace and love or your best friend company. They may very well hurt linux the same way as Microsoft. Just made me wonder what Stallman thinks about Google...

danramos

2013-08-25 08:32

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mikecomputing (Post 1369148)

I'm not sure where you're going with this, but the point was that Microsoft's contributions to the kernel were completely useless to anyone outside of Microsoft's virtualization system. I didn't mention Google at all, but Google (among many others who were also scratching their own itch with their contributions) did contribute much code that wasn't strictly benefiting their own environments and products alone. Nobody was arguing peace and love, as far as I can tell. Were you trying to make some other point about Microsoft's contributions that I missed?

switch-hitter

2013-08-25 08:37

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Originally Posted by Lumiaman (Post 1369147)

NOKIA has delivered with hardware, MS is still short on software.

Wow, are you starting to get the gig?

Rauha

2013-08-25 11:28

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Nokia finally found a consumer group willing to use Lumias, barbary macaques.

http://is12.snstatic.fi/img/658/1288592813200.jpg

(Korkeasaari zoo in Helsinki)

Lumiaman

2013-08-25 14:05

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Originally Posted by switch-hitter (Post 1369180)

Wow, are you starting to get the gig?

Hey Tomi A, wp8 is still the best software Nokia phones ran.

Dared

2013-08-25 14:42

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Originally Posted by Lumiaman (Post 1369236)

Hey Tomi A, wp8 is still the best software Nokia phones ran.

I disagree, along with 97% of the world. If the software is better than Symbian and MeeGo, why does WP8 only have 3% market share? The figures don't lie

Lumiaman

2013-08-25 15:12

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Dared (Post 1369243)

I disagree, along with 97% of the world. If the software is better than Symbian and MeeGo, why does WP8 only have 3% market share? The figures don't lie

Lol...another caveman emerges into the 21st century.

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