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skype messenger dot net business also https://twitter.com/D_Shariatmadari/status/775488250223947776?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
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not as funny as the blurred fire hydrant
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Sep 16, 2016 18:06
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skype for business is actually the worst IM
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lync is inexcusable garbage mlmp
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sametime is basically the messaging equivalent of the holodomor
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FMguru posted:sametime is basically the messaging equivalent of the holodomor lol
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Mr Dog posted:Microsoft Let'sChill microsoft's names are overly descriptive so like Microsoft® LIVE! Message Sender and Receiver.NET
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Sep 16, 2016 20:36
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Microsoft's names are all designed to make you say the Microsoft part in front of them
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The Management posted:Microsoft's names are all designed to make you say the Microsoft part in front of them
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i don't know if it's still the case, but when i used to work for a company that made ipod-compatible products, apple's marketing guidelines forbade you from using articles with their product names "this speaker is compatible with iPhone", not "compatible with the iPhone" "plug the headphone amplifier into iPod", not "into your iPod" etc
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Sagebrush posted:i don't know if it's still the case, but when i used to work for a company that made ipod-compatible products, apple's marketing guidelines forbade you from using articles with their product names that's pretty common for companies with marquee brands. microsoft's guideliens for the surface and the xbox follow the same pattern
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Sagebrush posted:i don't know if it's still the case, but when i used to work for a company that made ipod-compatible products, apple's marketing guidelines forbade you from using articles with their product names I think this is to try and avoid making the trademark generic
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Sagebrush posted:i don't know if it's still the case, but when i used to work for a company that made ipod-compatible products, apple's marketing guidelines forbade you from using articles with their product names I've owned several iPhone and two MacBook Pro
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YA BOY ETHAN COUCH posted:I've owned several iPhone and two MacBook Pro macbooks pro
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Macboxen
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atomicthumbs posted:Macboxen MacBeese
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Necc0 posted:MacBeese nignog tryna get a MacBeezy?
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carry on then posted:macbooks pro thank you
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Two Big Beef Burritos Supreme
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not from this distance your honorThermopyle posted:Is it just me or do the Pixel phones look extremely boring?
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ugh another flat rectangle with a screen covering most of one side. when are we going to have a, uh, toroid
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Linguica posted:ugh another flat rectangle with a screen covering most of one side. when are we going to have a, uh, toroid  i miss those commercials about a lady fighting a robot or the phone slicing through everything or whatever
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Sagebrush posted:we should stop calling them smartphones deck comm
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Endless Mike posted:
this was a good shape, and size, for a phone.
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Endless Mike posted:not from this distance your honor i will be stoaked as heck if they figure out how to avoid the camera lump
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Endless Mike posted:
even this poo poo is better than the bump. ug. at least that makes it look like the same person designed the entire thing instead of the camera guy bumbling in the day before manufacturing going 'wait 8mm i thought you said 9mm hang on here hold up'
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Sagebrush posted:we should stop calling them smartphones the Brits seem to have it figured out calling them mobiles
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Necc0 posted:the Brits seem to have it figured out calling them mobiles That's their term for dumbphones too though
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Sagebrush posted:we should stop calling them smartphones computer pocket computer, w/e.
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I unironically cannot wait until we really just all have pocket computers that we can choose to use in desktop computer mode by placing it on a special sensor pad or something
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Linguica posted:I unironically cannot wait until we really just all have pocket computers that we can choose to use in desktop computer mode by placing it on a special sensor pad or something your wait is over  thank you, jonney
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Linguica posted:I unironically cannot wait until we really just all have pocket computers that we can choose to use in desktop computer mode by placing it on a special sensor pad or something i, too, want my immobile desktop computer to have the same thermal and power restrictions of a 9mm thick cell phone that has to last all day on battery. suits my needs. (?????)
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Linguica posted:I unironically cannot wait until we really just all have pocket computers that we can choose to use in desktop computer mode by placing it on a special sensor pad or something it's called the cloud, all of your devices will have all of your data and application state.
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Smythe posted:i, too, want my immobile desktop computer to have the same thermal and power restrictions of a 9mm thick cell phone that has to last all day on battery. suits my needs. (?????) i'm the implication that small-form-factor devices will ever be as powerful as their contemporary desktop computer
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