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Chris Hewitt — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 14:13:37 -0800

Good point. Both Google and Microsoft are public companies with designs on growing revenue and profitability; they certainly do care about the moves of the other. And, for sure, their Boards and shareholders are extremely interested in the actions of their competitors.

Office suites may be the current, public battle, but in what areas are the two sides really positioning themselves? OS? Mobile? Information ownership (trends, regressive/predictive analytics, etc.).

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The Apple environment is far

kirkrr — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 10:12:26 -0800

The Apple environment is far less proprietary than Windows, in that it is all about the data, not the platform. Microsoft proprietary formats for Office and other documents, unique Exchange protocols, ActiveX, modified kerberos security, even the "W3C standards-breaking" IE, provide barriers to entry for any competitor - and barriers to exit, for anyone contemplating a move off Windows. Most Microsoft business products do not interoperate cleanly, if at all, with non-Microsoft products, and buying into any one piece of the MS puzzle, dictates buying into other MS products, unless you are willing to expend major integration dollars and headaches.

The OS X environment, with its' UNIX underpinnings, adherence to open or at least published standards, data files that can be exported intact to other environments, and every effort made to interoperate with the closed, proprietary Microsoft world, make the Apple computing family a joy to manage. Yet getting Windows machines to interoperate with the standards world of UNIX and open source standards, is not trivial, as MS do not conform those same enlightened approaches.

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C More-Butts — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 10:10:48 -0800

whoever wrote this article is a clown, some facts are clearly wrong e.g moving tunes off itunes and he clearly has a chip on his shoulder regarding apple. Whats the matter with you, why can't you celebrate what a global success apple has become, or how an american company has changed music for the better

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Ian Lamont — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 06:16:51 -0800

Funny how most of the complaints about the iPhone 3GS surface right around the launch of a major competitor.

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