Newsgroup: it.comp.os.win.windows10
Titolo: Nutella se n'è accorto!  :-)

Nessun nuovo Lumia in futuro, ma una specie di Surface Phone?  Mhmmmm…
 
L'ecosistema Windows 10 proveranno a salvarlo.  300 milioni di
dispositivi con Win10 installato, dice… ma quanti di questi tramite il
famigerato aggiornamento forzato?
 
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Admits Windows Phone Failed
 
Read more:
http://news.softpedia.com/news/microsoft-ceo-satya-nadella-admits-windows-phone-failed-505375.shtml
 
 
“No question that we really missed the mobile one”
 
Despite the fact that Microsoft has reiterated its commitment to Windows
phones on several occasions so far, there are people out there still
questioning the company’s mobile strategy, criticizing especially the
rather tight-lipped approach that leaves us with almost no clue as to
what’s supposed to happen next for those still part of the ecosystem.
 
Rumor has it that no other Lumia devices will be released, with
Microsoft deciding just to support the Windows 10 Mobile ecosystem and
to focus on what could be the Surface Phone, a flagship device coming as
soon as the spring of 2017.
 
In the meantime, Microsoft claims that Windows 10 Mobile is still alive,
but this still doesn’t stop CEO Satya Nadella from admitting that the
company failed in the mobile industry.
 
In comments made after announcing the acquisition of LinkedIn, Satya
Nadella has explained that Microsoft is still focused on mobile efforts,
even though the previous strategy failed.
 
“It is no question that we really missed the mobile one, therefore we
understand it, we have a particular position in mobile today which is
more about enterprise and where we can have more security, more
management, more productivity, we will focus on that, but we are on to
the next big thing,” he says.
 
"Windows is now a service"
 
Furthermore, he has also commented on the future of Windows, reiterating
words that he has been saying on pretty much every occasion: Windows is
no longer just an operating system, but a service, and this is where the
company needs to focus in the coming years.
 
“We are not building an operating system for just a single device, when
I think about even Windows 10, the way we conceptualized it is, we are
building an operating system for the user across all the devices. It is
a service, that is how I think of it. Windows update is probably the
biggest service we have because it touches 1.5 billion machines every
day, and our goal is to really change what is the definition of an
operating system, and operating systems for personal computing are
always about inventing the next big change in input/output,” he
continues.
 
Microsoft’s Windows 10 strategy seems to be working so far, with more
than 300 million devices, including here both PCs and smartphones,
currently running the operating system. The company is also set to
deliver one major update for all devices next month, ahead of a second
wave coming in spring 2017 together with a refreshed lineup of devices
including the Surface Pro 5 and the Surface Book 2.
 
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 day,
 
E probabilmente pure il più scarso in assoluto a vedere i casini che 
combina, in Windows 7 e Vista è quasi inutilizzabile senza magheggi e 
interventi extra da smanettoni o professionisti.
 
Citare Windows Update ci da l'idea di come Nardella e direi tutta la 
dirigenza MS sia alienata dalla realtà circostante, qualcun altro con 
tutti i sensi a posto, se ne vergognerebbe altro che citarlo ad esempio.
 
 
 
 
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mi sa che se la stanno a fa' sotto pure sul lato store
 
http://it.ign.com/steam-pc/112588/news/microsoft-portera-i-suoi-giochi-su-steam
 
 
Durante un'intervista con MCVUK, Phil Spencer ha dichiarato che inizierà 
a portare i giochi Microsoft per PC anche su Steam. "Guardo a Steam 
com'è oggi, ovvero una traiettoria di crescita incredibile. È una grande 
forza nel gioco, una forza positiva. Penso che diventerà ancora di più 
grande tra un anno. E in cinque anni crescerà ancora", il pensiero di 
Spencer sulla piattaforma.
 
Spencer ha aggiunto che guarda a Valve come un venditore indipendente 
importante per Windows. "Pubblicheremo i giochi su Steam di nuovo", le 
parole dell'Head of Xbox dichiarate durante l'intervista.
 
"Ci sono aree in cui possiamo cooperare e altre invece in cui siamo 
competitor. Il risultato è il migliore per i giocatori", ha concluso 
Spencer.
 
 

 Citare Windows Update ci da l'idea di come Nardella
anche il sindaco PD si è trovato un nuovo lavoro?
coi tempi che corrono nel PD..............
 
 
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 coi tempi che corrono nel PD..............
 
LOL!
 
 
 
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Ciao, Guglielmo.