I thought that the point of web standards was that you don't have to optimize your site for a specific browser...
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giovanni
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@ScottWelker: thank you, I will keep looking.
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I am planning to upgrade our office server with WS 2012 Essentials this spring, but I would like to read about the OS ahead to better plan for the required network changes, etc. (ideally, I would like to install it on a virtual machine to move it more easily to another hardware if required). Being a workplace, I don't have much time for testing and fiddling once it is installed...
Does anyone know if a book about WS 2012 Essentials is going to come out any tome soon? I don't seem to find any info on the internet... thanks
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@wkempf: I can only speak for the free Spotify like service, as it is the only music related thing I use on my only Windows 8 tablet (Surface RT). I just hit play and it worked: I was never advertised the service in any way! So yes, this is a great feature, but not advertised anywhere!!! If I head not read about it before, I would be completely confused.
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@figuerres: probably true, but they didn't do it with Skype
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@figuerres: I think the only advantage would be a brand with a good reputation.
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@blowdart: Less tainted than D-link or others... I do understand that the router market is not a high profit one, but, except for Apple, hardware makers were pretty good at a race at the bottom (as always).
However, I think this is an important component in a multiple devices market.
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Mine was kind of a rhetoric question: I do think they are serious (though I think the phone is just a rumor...).
I think that Linksys has good reputation with the consumer market while Microsoft one is not always so stellar (Microsoft made routers years ago, but they were never highly regarded). I think Microsoft could use the Linksys brand more than anything else.
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If Microsoft is serious about creating its own hardware ecosystem, I think this would be a potentially interesting investment. If I am reading the right numbers online, the price is not very much for a Microsoft size company (in the hundreds of millions).
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@Bas: Sorry to be negative, but frankly I don't find it so interesting and find it rather frustrating that the press is giving it so much attention.
