[k0de]

Who's the mac now?

According to this Windows Central article MSFT is king.

http://www.windowscentral.com/new-da...ows-81-october

Your thoughts?

[Laura Knotek]

That didn't mention OS X or Linux. You'd need to check the source link and then desktop operating system on that site.
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[k0de]

That didn't mention OS X or Linux. You'd need to check the source link and then desktop operating system on that site.
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I know. It's all speculation on my part. My bad Lol. I just wanted to see the reaction from the "i" people. Lol

MSFT is still king though.

Can anyone out there post anything concrete on my statement?

[Laura Knotek]

I know. It's all speculation on my part. My bad Lol. I just wanted to see the reaction from the "i" people. Lol

MSFT is still king though.

Can anyone out there post anything concrete on my statement?

I believe OS X is gaining market share, albeit slowly. Mac sales have increased in the past year.

[k0de]

I believe OS X is gaining market share, albeit slowly. Mac sales have increased in the past year.

Agree but at what market share? 5% tops. And that's strong to the tech world. Lol

But Windows Phone 3% is weak.

I don't get it.

[Laura Knotek]

Agree but at what market share? 5% tops. And that's strong to the tech world. Lol

But Windows Phone 3% is weak.

I don't get it.

I believe that is because of enterprise use. Other than graphic design, photography, film or music, OS X is not used in business. You won't find Macs in banks, law firms, etc.

Low market share is also mentioned about Linux, but that's desktop Linux. Many enterprises run Linux servers.

[k0de]

I believe that is because of enterprise use. Other than graphic design, photography, film or music, OS X is not used in business. You won't find Macs in banks, law firms, etc.

Low market share is also mentioned about Linux, but that's desktop Linux. Many enterprises run Linux servers.

Low market share is the key word here.

My question here is why is it that Linux and OSX is praised with low market shares through out the tech world?

But... Big But. Like facebook Big Like.
Lol

Why Windows Phone at 3% market shares is considered a failure?

[Nogitsune Micah]

Low market share is the key word here.

My question here is why is it that Linux and OSX is praised with low market shares through out the tech world?

But... Big But. Like facebook Big Like.
Lol

Why Windows Phone at 3% market shares is considered a failure?

Simply put there is an anti Microsoft perception. So it's easy to excuse others vs Microsoft.

Also it makes it interesting when the titan of desktop is struggling in mobile. So it gives them someone to bash since they are already anti Microsoft.

[Laura Knotek]

Low market share is the key word here.





My question here is why is it that Linux and OSX is praised with low market shares through out the tech world?





But... Big But. Like facebook Big Like.


Lol





Why Windows Phone at 3% market shares is considered a failure?

Probably because: OS X does not have such low market share if only consumers are considered, not enterprise users; Linux has high market share, if server OSes are considered, not just desktops; Windows Phone does not have significant market share with consumers or enterprise users.

[anon(9057135)]

So you want to be a fire starter?

[jmshub]

Despite the low marketshare of OSX, Apple maintains a high profit margin on the Mac PCs and laptops they sell.