FWIW lots of hardware came with a 1 year license for Office 365 personal. Acer tablets, for example or Lumia 640s sold in the US up 'till a certain date. So there will be people who have them but no use or even people who do use Office 365 but didn't understand the license would be good after their current subscription ran out, or would rather just have a few bucks now.I've actually seen Office 365 Personal for as low as $20 on eBay. Not sure if they are legit.
So camera roll bonus will disappear aswell?
What about Office Professional 2016?
https://forums.windowscentral.com/e...ice.com%2Fen-us%2Fprofessional&token=-PNSf66q
It costs 400 $.
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1. Pretty sure this will go down to 5 GB.....
2. So a customer paying $400 gets the same amount as the guy running Linux and Open Office??
MS is a pretty big company and there might be some communication hickups, but there are things they should really avoid if they care about customers....
I've actually seen Office 365 Personal for as low as $20 on eBay. Not sure if they are legit.
would you mind checking to see if Google re-compressed your (image) files after you did this? inquiring minds want to know.Try this. I used it to transfer all my files from OneDrive to GoogleDrive. Its free and works great.
Microsoft finally makes WP/M professional. Times of nokization are gone and WM wont be for sharing pictures by stupid hipsters and it will have microSD to store data. I hope next generation of WM phones won't have useless and heavy features like oversized camera or wireless charging.
The 950s have stellar cameras and wireless charging
I am completely sympathetic with being upset about higher prices. BUT what about the people who bought a gas guzzler when gas was cheap (or even free like when GM was giving out $500 gas cards when you bought some models in Canada)? Are they entitled to keep getting gas at the old prices? MS is at least giving more heads up than the gas stations.To all those trying to justify the 15 GB + 15 GB cut to 5 GB by saying it's a free service and as such we aren't entitled to anything, this is a half truth at best.
The unified OneDrive service across all Windows devices is a major feature of the platform, and was advertised as such.
Many of us choose Windows devices in part because of the OneDrive service.
We may not be paying directly for OneDrive, but when we choose Windows devices, we are.
You are falling for the diversion. MS threw the so called abusers out as a red herring. If they never existed the changes would still happen and at the same time. Some ***** thought customers would focus on the "abusers" and every ounce of focus on them is an ounce less on what Microsoft did. They massively miscalculated.Clearly the abusers are abusing the free Unlimited storage options... So how about you just remove those
I am completely sympathetic with being upset about higher prices. BUT what about the people who bought a gas guzzler when gas was cheap (or even free like when GM was giving out $500 gas cards when you bought some models in Canada)? Are they entitled to keep getting gas at the old prices? MS is at least giving more heads up than the gas stations.
I'm way more upset about the attempts to blame the price increases on a few abusers. Lying to me will reduce the business I do with a company much more than reasonable price changes.
You are falling for the diversion. MS threw the so called abusers out as a red herring. If they never existed the changes would still happen and at the same time. Some ***** thought customers would focus on the "abusers" and every ounce of focus on them is an ounce less on what Microsoft did. They massively miscalculated.
Its a red herring. Microsoft could care less about the so called abusers. If they never existed, Microsoft would still have done the same thing. The abusers are a red herring, a diversion by Microsoft. So yes, if you are spending time talking about them as if they have any impact on what happened, then you are doing exactly what MS thought they could trick you into doing: spinning your wheels.Who said I was falling for anything? I was saying if there are abusers, and we can assume there are as I know people who would do this, then that is an easy problem to solve without impacting anyone else. They could have easily removed the unlimited option. They didn't. I still have my 1TB as part of O365 and 30 GB wouldn't have been enough anyway. But I would be annoyed if I had to pay or look for an alternate solution when I had 30GB free already.