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Bryson · Guest

Hahaha this is spot on!
I just learned that the Windows Mobile market share was only 4% about a month ago. I knew the Apple iPhone market share was half the pie or more for a long time. I never thought to look at what it was for Windows Mobile so the size came as quite a shock to me. I had expected it to be at least a quarter (25%) - not 4% (1/25).To put that in perspective, look at the web browser market. See pie charts on the pages cited below. http://theappleblog.com/2009/11/02/chrome-to-pass- ... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usage_share_of_web_br ...Firefox has 26% (over one quarter, and steadily rising) of the web browser market share.Apple Safari, maligned by detractors for "only" having 4.4% of the market has more market share than Windows Mobile has in its market.The Google "Chrome" web browser has quickly gained 3.5% market share after only existing for a year or so. And Chrome had to penetrate into a market populated by Firefox, Safari, and MS-Windows - all of which could trace their roots back to web browsers created over or at least nearly a decade ago!Google uses the same web engine as Safari, WebKit - which was created by Apple from a large amount of code from open source web browser KDE Konquorer of Linux fame. http://www.konqueror.org/ => http://www.apple.com/safari/ => http://webkit.org/ => http://www.google.com/chromeSo that gave Chrome a huge leg up. They were starting with a mature, proven web browser engine that was recognized as having good HTML/CSS support and a decent Javascript. Hopefully, Chrome has gotten some benefit from Apple adding some HTML 5 support this year to WebKit too.Nevertheless, these statistics in a familiar marketplace illustrate how tiny Microsoft's presence is in the mobile phone marketplace is. Microsoft is wisely recognizing where the market as gone, and rather than denying it - they are inviting its developers to come, and bring their apps with them to Windows Mobile from the iPhone. http://digg.com/microsoft/Microsoft_Details_How_to ...Microsoft has poo-pooed the Mac market share and Safari market share - even the Firefox market share as insignificant and not worth hackers' trouble. This is their explanation for the Windows & IE monopoly on worms & viruses. Now, that sized market share is one that Microsoft envies from its perspective at the bottom rung of the cell phone market.However, Windows Mobile, with its scant 4% market share has already acquired a virus. One that is hopefully benign in its intentions but not at all benign in its propensity to spread on its own and tenaciously cling to life despite efforts to remove it from a Windows Mobile phone or storage media. http://www.downloadsquad.com/2008/02/27/windows-mo ... http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=33 ... (part 1/3) http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=33 ... (part 2/3) http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=33 ... (part 3/3) There is also a virus that cross infects Windows PCs and Windows Mobile phones from one another. http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=45 ...Given the way market share is supposedly - well, according to *some* people, the leading driver in how much malware successfully infects a platform, one would expect worms & viruses galore on iPhone and Firefox (26% market share). However, that is not the case.And why is it that Windows Mobile viruses have been reported in the news for years but the same is not true of Safari viruses. After all, Safari is the one with the larger market share.So, for that reason, Windows Mobile is an interesting platform. When one notes that the features that malware programmers enjoy on the Windows PC platform - for instance "autorun" - are present on Windows Mobile and used by its malware programmers as well, one gets a sense that actually flaws and risky features matter a lot. Popularity, it seems, plays second fiddle.

Reesa · Guest

“what's so funny is that the left will use ANY conceivable situation to increase the size, scope and power of government to control every aspect of peoples lives ...and then have the stupidity to argue totalitarianism comes from the right

Ilesha · Guest

As a libertarian I found the wars and the domestic intrusion during the last 8 years to be horrible (I also said that it would lead to Democrats being in power and that they would never give up the powers the republicans gained...) but I also find this whole health care issue deplorable, both in how it stands now with regulations limiting competition, the welfare system creating inflated prices, etc. and the notion that either people will be forced to pay for it through taxation or be forced to buy insurance even if they do not want it (like myself, where I make enough to live a comfortable single mans life but do not have extra cash for health insurance when I've found a GP and a Dentist that are willing to take cash, because I'm like the majority of 20 to 35 year old white men and in perfect health meaning that buying insurance is more than I'll spend on health care in a year in the first place.).
in 1980 i remember a report stating we would run out of oil by the yr 2000......!

Rayel · Guest

That was a huge let down... I was really hoping on some theory with some extensive math calculations done to put together the faintest picture of what the universe may look like that far in the future. Instead I got something I've seen more then once.?
This is going to be a thousand times funnier once someone adds the dentist kid's comments: "I can't feel my head. Is this reality?" and the dad says "Don't put your fingers in your mouth."

Blesslin · Guest

EA is a disgusting company, not even a shadow of its former self.

Sajidh · Guest

Would you trust them with working ina job like that?

Ronel · Guest

That reminds me...I should buy a watermelon.

Donavan · Guest

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