richardhutnik on 06 June 2012
| noname2200 said: I'm actually going to submit that Microsoft had the boldest display of leadership at this E3. No joke. I don't like where they're headed, but they're increasingly willing to charge ahead into the direction they've chosen. I find that bold. |
Will, I will say that Smart Glass ends up showing one thing from Microsoft, and may mark a shift in their approach. This being that they will push Live as a service and marry every other device to it. Realizing they won't be able to bully with the platform, because Win Phone 7 is likely relegated to third place, they decide to allow iOS and Android to tie into their network. This is a shift in a strategy, on that flies under the radar, and is likely significant for Microsoft. Well, market reality is forcing them to do such. If Win Phone 7 were stronger offering as far as marketshare, NO WAY would they be rolling out Smart Glass on iOS or Android. They would try to bully with the OS.
