Telstra has revealed the addition of almost one million new mobile services in the six months to December 2011, but Sensis revenues plummeted 24 percent in 12 months.
Sure, Microsoft needs to do something to counter the
media sh*tstorm that it blames for the poor user perception of its
flagship OS product. Everything from 'those' Apple ads to tales of
vendors continuing to sell machines with XP after the OS was meant to
have died, and big business such as Intel deciding not to move to Vista any time soon.
The Mojave Experiment, as Microsoft seems to
have settled upon calling, is clever in as far as it does dispel the
myth that Vista is bad just because the media says so. But until we get
to see the video which Microsoft is to make available at the Mojave
website tomorrow it is hard to say
just how relevant the experiment is.
So, is Mojave just a publicity stunt, providing some ammo to fire back
at the Apple army? Or will it prove to be something more substantial
than that? Can a video of users saying 'wow' really turn the tide of
negative Vista press?
David Bass
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