From now on Android is a standard feature of Microsoft Office … – Spider’s Web

Microsoft has just announced that it has signed an agreement with 11 manufacturers of mobile devices. At his best on many outfits Android will be pre-installed applications such as Office suite, Skype and other services to the Redmond company.

These companies include Dell, Trekstor, JP Sa Couto, Datamatic, DEXP, Hipstreet, QMobile, Tecno, Casper and Pegatron. A lot of these companies could certainly have not heard and absolutely’m not surprised. The majority are in fact brands from around the world. It should be noted, however, that these are not the only players in the market who are willing to enter into friendly terms with Microsoft.

To see this, just take the example of Samsung. Korean company to its flagship Samsung Galaxy S6 added services such as OneNote, OneDrive and Skype. Also admitted that it intends to pre-install Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote’a, OneDrive’a and Skype on select Android tablets that come up in the first half of this year. It is also worth noting that the holders of the above mentioned equipment manufacturers also receive 100 GB of cloud OneDrive.

As you can see, despite the efforts of Google, then Microsoft Office is still considered to be synonymous with the office suite, and the most popular instant messenger Skype to video calling. And although Microsoft in recent years did virtually everything to Google to leave the field in virtually every area in its entirety, he did not entirely lose its competitive advantage. Many users have a habit learned from PCs. We are happy they are using mobile counterparts programs they already know. Moreover, this process works both ways and fully explains the growing popularity of Chrome.

They note that also manufacture mobile devices. One suspects that the service will soon become Microsoft’s standard on most equipment with Android, Microsoft’s delight and despair Google. Microsoft noted fact that the design of Windows Phone is not the end of the work, but … it really does not mean anything and does not mean anything.

In the end, Microsoft earns not on mobile systems, and services that can be run completely everywhere. Also on devices competition. And even if the Redmond company fails to popularize its mobile operating system, it would still be present on the mobile market. And that is not on your platform? Ground that the gain is correct.

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