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I thought Microsoft would have cared a bit less about FAT now that they have NTFS and the new file system introduced in Windows 8 Server.
I thought Microsoft would have cared a bit less about FAT now that they have NTFS and the new file system introduced in Windows 8 Server.
Not when you can get competing devices banned.
In other news, Microsoft Getting Richer from Android.
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http://www.androidauthority.com/microsoft-getting-richer-because-of-android-15245/Based on what Asymco is saying, almost 30 million Android phones were already sold by HTC. 30 million is a very substantial number which has resulted in Microsoft accruing more or less $150 million from Android, albeit indirectly. This is substantially more money compared to what Microsoft has made off of Windows Phone 7. Sales are a paltry $15 million from 2 million units sold. Therefore, Microsoft makes a lot of money (and will continue to make) from Android rather than from their very own Windows Phone! Are you kidding me?
Here’s more that you need to know about Microsoft taking advantage of Android. Microsoft is not only suing HTC but also other Android phone manufacturers, including Motorola and Barnes and Noble, and they want $7.50 to $12.50 for each device sold. This will be a lot of money if things go Microsoft’s way. Good thing the legal teams of both respective companies are striking back against Microsoft.
If Microsoft is getting richer because of Android and not because of their Windows Phone 7, they might focus more on filing lawsuits against Android manufacturers rather than improving their Windows Phone. Step up Microsoft
Here’s more that you need to know about Microsoft taking advantage of Android. Microsoft is not only suing HTC but also other Android phone manufacturers, including Motorola and Barnes and Noble, and they want $7.50 to $12.50 for each device sold. This will be a lot of money if things go Microsoft’s way. Good thing the legal teams of both respective companies are striking back against Microsoft.
If Microsoft is getting richer because of Android and not because of their Windows Phone 7, they might focus more on filing lawsuits against Android manufacturers rather than improving their Windows Phone. Step up Microsoft
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