Would say more opportunities for local developers to port old applications to new platform and take advantage of new technologies...that means more cash for local developers. Would be interesting to hear people discuss new technologies like System On Chip (SOC) that will be key for Windows 8...regards,On Sat, Jun 4, 2011 at 2:12 PM, Peter Osotsi <peter.osotsi@gmail.com> wrote:
David go slow, Windows has been doing fine, Windows 8 (according to my own preview) is going to take IT to the next level. It's been designed to for instance, work seamlessly with both the desktop and the tablets, and the phones. The Windows ecosystem is large, extremely large than many people here imagine, so we are going to see a large port of Windows 8 devices.We also have to recognize that developing an OS is no mean feat, especially when hackers have ganged up to defeat your cause. Ubuntu is evolving so fast, but where Windows is going, Ubuntu will find it hard. By the way, I like the new Windows phones, they look far much better than that OS from Google (I meant Android). With Skype, we know things can only get better.Long live MSFTOn Fri, Jun 3, 2011 at 4:27 PM, David Kiania | Asentric Consulting Ltd <kianiadee@gmail.com> wrote:
You have lucrative career in stand up comedy, let's talk after you graduate.
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