maj71303
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That's because like dish, Microsoft has to many avenues going on to be able to effectively persue them.
What they need to do to succeed, is drop everything but surface, Xbox, and windows phone development (plus windows of course).
They might be a mega company, but even they can't effectively govern over the plethora of projects they have going on right now.
I personally think they should push for the abandonment of the desktop as that's just obsolete tech now. And go straight for laptops/tablets, as that's where the current generation is at. You don't see young adults/teens wanting to sit behind a desk all day. They want freedom to do what they want, where they want.
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This is another issue that is seen. MS wants to be a Jack of all trades but is a master of few. They got so many other things going on that they drop the ball on other pressing issues. But I say it like this, when you do things right the first time it allows for more time to make additions. IF they got WP8 done right with like I said 80% - 90% of the features of the competition they could string the updates out a bit and give themselves some breathing room to do some other things. But seeing that they rushed it out for no other purpose but to have it out created these problems. Patience is a virtue to have most times in the tech world. They had breathing room from how android was updating with minor updates and IOS taking a while to make IOS 7. So why was it so important to rush it out?