Microsoft says it would love to work with Apple to bring iMessage support to Win
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Re: Microsoft says it would love to work with Apple to bring iMessage support to Win
#2Do yourself a favor and skip the comment section or you'll see where the "technologically illiterate yet happy to pontificate apple fanboy" stereotype comes.
Re: Microsoft says it would love to work with Apple to bring iMessage support to Win
#3Yeah I see no reason why Apple would want to do that. Which is probably why Microsoft said they would like to do it.
Re: Microsoft says it would love to work with Apple to bring iMessage support to Win
#4Never happen.
Re: Microsoft says it would love to work with Apple to bring iMessage support to Win
#5It will never happen, iMessage is one of the network effects of Apple/iPhone ecosystem.
Re: Microsoft says it would love to work with Apple to bring iMessage support to Win
#6Never happen.
Didn't stop them from bringing itunes or icloud. I've just found it weird apple hasn't had a web version at least.
Re: Microsoft says it would love to work with Apple to bring iMessage support to Win
#7It will never happen, iMessage is one of the network effects of Apple/iPhone ecosystem.
This would still encourage people to buy iPhones though, it's just a bridge between Your Phone (the app on Windows in question) and your iPhone so you can reply to (i)Messages on windows as you do a Mac.
Don't really see why they would be vehemently against this.
Re: Microsoft says it would love to work with Apple to bring iMessage support to Win
#8Well, Apple has a port of all of OS X above the Unix layer to NT lying around somewhere. iMessage should be a relative doddle to bring to Windows.
Re: Microsoft says it would love to work with Apple to bring iMessage support to Win
#9It will never happen, iMessage is one of the network effects of Apple/iPhone ecosystem.
Couldn’t you say the same about Microsoft Office? And yet it’s on Apple computers.
Re: Microsoft says it would love to work with Apple to bring iMessage support to Win
#10It will never happen, iMessage is one of the network effects of Apple/iPhone ecosystem.
This would still encourage people to buy iPhones though, it's just a bridge between Your Phone (the app on Windows in question) and your iPhone so you can reply to (i)Messages on windows as you do a Mac. Don't really see why they would be vehemently against this.
Apple makes a lot more money from Macs than iPhones.
And along with Continuity is a key pillar of the "Apple products work better together" marketing message.