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Cortana now available on Android and iOS Comments

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  • AnonD-447116
  • dPU
  • 10 Dec 2015

I cant understand why all the WP users act so surprised. Windows wants to make profit, like everybody else does, they are not a charity organisation. If they can make money with something they will sell it to whoever wants to pay for it.

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    • AnonD-142805
    • Fht
    • 09 Dec 2015

    Used for a while on windows phone , recognition is much faster and accurate than either Now or Siri , on Android Cortana is way too slow and not as integrated as Google now

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      • AnonD-963
      • Kht
      • 09 Dec 2015

      Anonymous, 09 Dec 2015Given their market share and uninterested developers, i think it's as good as not a competition.see my previous comment

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        • AnonD-963
        • Kht
        • 09 Dec 2015

        Cortana which is on Android and iOS is not as deeply integrated with OS as in Windows. MS is offering most of their products as services now, so its basically a win win situation for them. They want to have other OS users to have taste MS products and lure (so I think) them towards Windows Mobile OS.

        Now that same Windows (W10) runs on all devices (phone, tablets, laptop, xbox), a huge user base created. By the introduction of UWP its a great opportunity for the developers to create one app. and deploy them to all devices. Its proving to be true from recent app. additions and updates.

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          • Kyle K.
          • 0mq
          • 09 Dec 2015

          the tech nerd, 09 Dec 2015Its still not available in IndiaIf you read the whole article - it says USA and China only. The months to follow we'll probably get updates.

          -Kyle

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            • Anonymous
            • IWQ
            • 09 Dec 2015

            Yogesh, 09 Dec 2015So, basically Microsoft is happy with people not buying their phones. What is the point of ... moreGiven their market share and uninterested developers, i think it's as good as not a competition.

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              • NechPech
              • 9LB
              • 09 Dec 2015

              Great. Now all microsoft services/apps available on iOS and Android.
              Why do I need WP again?

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                • APK
                • LBH
                • 09 Dec 2015

                Sure the apk will show up online....

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                  • the tech nerd
                  • g3x
                  • 09 Dec 2015

                  Its still not available in India

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                    • AnonD-274206
                    • vcB
                    • 09 Dec 2015

                    AnonD-92238, 09 Dec 2015no offence but this is possibly the lamest joke I've ever heardthis might be the first joke u've ever heard

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                      • Yogesh
                      • Hku
                      • 09 Dec 2015

                      So, basically Microsoft is happy with people not buying their phones.

                      What is the point of buying a Lumia when I can get all their services on other platforms with apps to choose from as well. They are killing their own OS by doing this. Windows Mobile is not perfect. But, atleast we had a few choices. Now, its going to be Android and iOS only.

                      I hate to not have choices at all. Without competition, innovation will stall. This is bad for people.

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                        • AnonD-92238
                        • KAe
                        • 09 Dec 2015

                        no offence but this is possibly the lamest joke I've ever heard

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