ZTE has let it slip this week that it costs £20 ($30 USD) to license Windows Phone 7, far more than previously assumed.
TrustedReviews came with the news after being told by Portfolio Manager for ZTE UK, Santiago Sierra at the UK launch of the ZTE Tania.
Android, on the other hand, costs $0 to license, but Microsoft has their hand in that cookie jar, as well. The software giant receives ... [ read the full article ]
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Why is the author of these articles so slanted against Microsoft? This isn't the first time I've seen this either. Stop it. A good journalist doesn't pick sides, he/she reports on whats going on.
Microsoft has had patents for decades, same with Xerox, Sun, Nokia, Motorola, and 100's of other tech firms that have a part in mobile and computer technology. Microsoft and Google are in a business to make profit. Both give away a lot of free services. Stop trying to make MS look 'evil' as we all know all big corporations are evil.
Originally posted by djgizmo: Why is the author of these articles so slanted against Microsoft? This isn't the first time I've seen this either. Stop it. A good journalist doesn't pick sides, he/she reports on whats going on.
Microsoft has had patents for decades, same with Xerox, Sun, Nokia, Motorola, and 100's of other tech firms that have a part in mobile and computer technology. Microsoft and Google are in a business to make profit. Both give away a lot of free services. Stop trying to make MS look 'evil' as we all know all big corporations are evil.
Back up your point. There is NOTHING here slanted. I'll wait.
