Microsoft applications on iOS and Android, is this a good strategy? – PT Journal

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The arrival of Windows 10 is getting closer, and the hype around its arrival and all the promised functionality increases every day.

Windows 10, unlike earlier versions of Windows, not only with respect to Microsoft users. The new Microsoft operating system will embrace a very maios range of devices and platform, including competing platforms in particular iOS and Android

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Microsoft has focused all fixed in Windows 10, and all this effort is showing the first signs: an operating system for multiple platforms and compatible with competing platforms – when using Microsoft software – such as Office, onedrive, OneNote, Cortana, etc …

The brand led by Satya Nadella has been very focused on large ecosystem that will be Windows 10 and there are several new features: a new browser to forget the Internet Explorer, the same operating system for multiple platforms -. which will make life easier for application developers, and its range of products at competitive platforms, as already mentioned

But after all, the winning Microsoft to develop their applications for competing platforms? What do you think of that users of Windows Phone?

The answer is not easy and only with time will be answered, in that the users are going to give a final note on this investment, but we can draw conclusions.

Users of Windows Phone do not see with good eyes the development of these PPAs for iOS and Android. After Office Mobile and other features, it has now announced the Cortana – the personal assistant of Microsoft

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Users of Windows Phone show up quite angry with this and give some signs of ‘wear’ towards Redmond mark. For some of these users develop applications for competing platforms when their own are not properly ‘tuned’, is seen as a kind ‘users guinea pigs’, which can lead to the brand to win new users.

In thing some of these users are right. After all, a person who has an iPhone or an Android midrange / high and it has all these Microsoft services and taking into account the lack of applications that many complain on the mobile platform from Microsoft, think about switching to the Windows Phone? Apparently not! It is at least that, the feedback I, as a blogger, I get the majority of users.

However, and as is known to the majority of users, Microsoft lives of revenues in software licenses. It is in this perspective that the brand wants to bet strong on Windows 10, and makes it compatible with all the adjacent productivity suite, be it a computer / Windows smartphone or an iPhone or Android.