The best decision Microsoft made was putting Satya as CEO. He converted Open Source Developers hate for Microsoft to 80% of all developers to adopt VSCode.

@alfu5

Жыл бұрын

+github ( and atom code)

@jaideepshekhar4621

Жыл бұрын

Agree

@cewla3348

Жыл бұрын

VS is really good! as an ametuar coder at least, all the things confuse me like why do i want python cobra amazing epic super omega i just want javascript

@andlinux

Жыл бұрын

VSCode with its telemetry

@erwinmatys

Жыл бұрын

@@baardi2 yeah but that's the minority

Satya Nadella comes off as very humble. Unlike most other recent Indian origin CEOs in big tech, he didn't graduate from IIT, the premier engineering institutes back in India

@LogicallyAnswered

Жыл бұрын

Yep

@Nahmate1337

Жыл бұрын

They are only chosen for CEO's because they want diversity funds from Blackrock

@CoasterMan13Official

Жыл бұрын

Is IIT like UGA in my state?

@evilsanta8585

Жыл бұрын

Yep Satya Nadella is very humble by having a private Sting concert for Microsoft top executives days before they announced they’re firing 10k employees. He’s so humble and nice firing so many people and giving top executives juicy bonuses for the year and a nice concert

@EvilSapphireR

Жыл бұрын

​​@@CoasterMan13Official it comes nowhere near the top universities of the world. It just has an insanely difficult entrance exam which helps them filter in the most diligent of students, which, for a pedantic country like India, is the pinnacle of academic excellence. In terms of actual innovation and scientific breakthroughs, i doubt it is even on the academic world map, definitely not to any prominent degree.

Nadella just did what needs to be done, with little to zero ego to go for it.

@Worthy_Edge

Жыл бұрын

Satya likes to avoid satya nash

@chikafujiwara9889

Жыл бұрын

@@Worthy_Edge damn

@VivekYadav-ds8oz

Жыл бұрын

or you can say Satya just pursued the _satya_ ...

Edge is basically the best browser right now for me. Clear UI, great build-in function e.g. vertical tabs, side bar, chrome plug-in, putting unused tab to sleep, great pdf viewer etc. And now with new bing, I can use it to summarize literally ANY pdf in 10s. It's just crazy good

@andrewk8636

Жыл бұрын

Don't forget throwing webpages from your phone to your pc or laptop

@shikharmaurya5244

Жыл бұрын

I recently switched to edge as well and I think that its better than chrome. Microsoft rewards is also awesome. I switched because of ChatGPT, but even without it it's pretty good.

@andrewk8636

Жыл бұрын

@@shikharmaurya5244 wait is chat gp usable for everyone already?

@shikharmaurya5244

Жыл бұрын

@@andrewk8636 I thought it was out and in excitement I downloaded edge but then I found out that it will get released later. I only downloaded edge because of ChatGPT but when I used it I was impressed. Edge is better than chrome for me.

@ariquciha58

Жыл бұрын

try Arc. only for mac though

Google say that they are hoping to support small developers with chromium but I'd say it has much more to do with avoiding anti-trust lawsuits. There has been a lot of talk about breaking up Google's near-monopoly on search and about their anti-competitive practices. Google making chromium open source makes it far harder for this conviction to get through given they are actively supporting their competition while also making that competition reliant on google for updates.

@thedamnedatheist

Жыл бұрын

Which is why they are also a major backer of Firefox.

@VictorEstrada

Жыл бұрын

Chromium WAS open source before Google saw the money on browsers. Now its code is poisoned to the core with spyware.

Imo it's best for Microsoft to use it's rivals software (if better than theirs) because they won't have to fight millions of monopoly lawsuits

@tilsgee

Жыл бұрын

Also, MS isn't tried what Adobe is doing, a.k.a. Bought every rival product in existence.

@Texaca

Жыл бұрын

...yup, like Oracle did. Oracle lost Billions in market share fighting Google in the Courts. Google out started them, by buying up Motorola's entire patent library 🤔

Open source has its upsides, but also pitfalls. It might seem scummy to throw out a competing browser standard and use your competitors' free of charge. But open source was how Google was able to surpass Windows and challenge iOS in the mobile phone race, but now the empire strikes back for the desktop. This is good for competition in the end, which will help us consumers!

@LogicallyAnswered

Жыл бұрын

For sure!

@odemata87

Жыл бұрын

How do these monopolies supposedly compete against each other help the consumer? Over the past several years what benefits have consumers received from them competing?

@joelimbergamo639

Жыл бұрын

​@@odemata87 all office web apps, android surface devices, GPT in bing for free, its not perfect but its better than not having competition

@Anonymous-qb4vc

Жыл бұрын

​@@odemata87 everything

@dylangtech

Жыл бұрын

@@odemata87 Technically it's an oligopoly. If "monopoly" is "market of one", then "oligopoly" is "market of the few". Competition of oligopolists in one space means that new features, fixes, and sales initiatives will hope to pamper the consumers so they will pick Edge over Chrome or Chrome over Edge. If two competitors didn't exist, Chrome and Edge would stay the same and never improve.

I basically owe Microsoft my career. Satya has made Microsoft better.

@cmoisty

Жыл бұрын

Interesting. Care to share?

@bernstock

Жыл бұрын

He has indeed

@stevenbarden8466

Жыл бұрын

Being a former sysadmin and current developer.

@erictayet

Жыл бұрын

I used to be a dev using Visual Studio to churn out embedded programs, and while I've moved on to a non-IT career, I've maintained and upgraded my Windows/Cloud knowledge to help my non-IT clients as a competitive advantage. During this time, I've bet on (and feedback on) all Microsoft products like TabletPC, Surface, Windows Phone, Office 365, Windows 3.1 to 11, IE, Edge (original & Chromium) and even Hololens. I still miss Live Tiles so I held on to my Windows Phone until Microsoft killed the platform. My main gaming PC is Windows 10 but with DirectStorage on Windows 10 in limbo, I may have to finally give up on Live Tiles. If Windows 11 (2H23) comes with AI built-in, that's when I may finally give in. I'm generally familiar with Linux but as a desktop replacement, it's a hot mess. And Windows 8 was great on tablets. Just saying.

@josepablolunasanchez1283

Жыл бұрын

I learned BASIC many years ago. My first project for a small business was in GWBASIC. Nowadays Excel VBA has been extremely handy. If it was not for Microsoft I would be just a common user.

Bing is giving awesome searches that Google used to provide, before becoming an Ad based search vehicle.

@Bullminator

Жыл бұрын

Not rly. It was good till duck duck go worked with it, but then it went to shit.

@rohitghali

Жыл бұрын

I tried it for a few days. It just didn't deliver. Example, I was searching for my phone's latest update file. Nope. It just won't give and recent results. Another example is, some new Hindi song released. It only shows some news sites when I specifically search for it. Not a single KZread link to be found. Every single time, I had to open Google to get the perfect results. Yes, Google became bad at search, but even in it's current form, nothing is even close to it.

@FS-me8mj

Жыл бұрын

@@rohitghali I think he is referring to chatgpt bing. He probably has early access.

@ironman5034

Жыл бұрын

@@rohitghali reddit seems better, they should make a serach engine

@jalkarna

Жыл бұрын

@@rohitghalibrave is much more comparable to Google , their results are exactly what you want Idk why people don’t talk about brave search

Idk why but im kinda impressed with Microsoft's willingness to do whatever the hell it takes to get people to give them money, throwing all pride to the side.

@LogicallyAnswered

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha, looks like they’ve got their priorities straight

@mind-of-neo

Жыл бұрын

@@LogicallyAnswered I couldn't agree more. Your videos are incredibly well presented and convincing haha

@samatics4

Жыл бұрын

Greed shouldn’t be commended

@pattrickmerete

Жыл бұрын

Well, they let me use a pirated windows XP when i was a student even though i get the not genuine watermark once in while. That made me get used to the microsoft environment until i finally started to afford their software when i had a job.

@briandbeaudin9166

Жыл бұрын

​@@samatics4 not necessarily greed, if you can't stay on top, as a mega business, you may just dissappear....

Knowing when to fold is just as important as knowing when to bet. This time, Microsoft decided to raise the entire pot!

@msimon6808

Жыл бұрын

Speaking of pot. Ever see any 1970s pictures of Gates?

@saemstunes

10 ай бұрын

...and now they hit - you guessed it right - JACKPOT!

the key is not isolation, the key is collaboration -🔥👍 best line ever said ❤️

@Iam_inevitabIe

9 ай бұрын

deserves a pedistal spot somewhere

I miss the Windows Phone. I understand competing with Apple and Android was no easy task but I appreciated Microsoft’s take at phone software.

@mwat22

Жыл бұрын

Windows phone failed because of the CEO at the time not because the product was bad, heck a windows phone at the time was far ahead of it two rivals iOS and Android on just about everything.

@d1p70

Жыл бұрын

same! i loved my lumias!

@foca2002

Жыл бұрын

The problem was Microsoft never gained market share in the US because Nokia wasn't as popular in the USA as in the rest of the world. But even so they are the third largest. So Microsoft just shutdown the entire Nokia Lumia line taking Nokia with them.

@mwat22

Жыл бұрын

@@foca2002 when windows came out in the markets it was quite popular 👀 the us isn't the only market chief 😹, as you will remember Huawei was market leader even without the us market, so that wasn't the issue, like I said earlier the CEO Steve balmer was the main culprit in that whole mess, do your research and see what I'm talking about.

@foca2002

Жыл бұрын

@@mwat22 in 2010 Nokia had a 34% Market share, in 2011 27%, and 2012 19% only behind Samsung, in 2013 Microsoft bought Nokia and they did even made the top 5. Nokia had the brand and they are moving the market Microsoft was too slow and too focused in the US market and they had a good idea of trying to had a consistent hardware lineup in the entire family like Apple does, but they are already using outdated SOC by the time they launched anything. PS: I worked for a Microsoft Large account reseller at the time Microsoft even managed of losing the corporate market with Windows Phone because they were to slow to respond to changes.

I think Microsoft is on full force They made good * Browser- Edge ✅️ * OS - windows 11 ✅️ * Search engine - Bing + Ai ✅️ * Eco system with - Samsung Galaxy ✅️ * Gaming - XBox ✅️ * Productivity - Microsoft 365 ✅️ * Server - Azure ✅️

@vaisakhkm783

Жыл бұрын

I doubt windows 11's position the list

@JeyD02

Жыл бұрын

Also the native integration with Linux kernels in windows, and WSL, and native package managers, and native runtime from Android mobile apps. Through wsa

@shubhambajaj

6 ай бұрын

Also, support for ARM in Windows 11

Edge being able to sync with chrome data is a game changer.

@electricz3045

Жыл бұрын

Not really, even tho Chromium is opensource, the services it connect to aren't and so you are better off use use Firefox which is the best browsee anyways.

@rohitghali

Жыл бұрын

It can?

@bass9052

Жыл бұрын

@@rohitghali yes it can automatically download your extensions, Bookmarks,saved logins,...

@Remls

Жыл бұрын

bro, what That's been the only thing still keeping me on Chrome

@ks_scuffed

Жыл бұрын

@@bass9052 No it can't. It syncs all your browser related data to Microsoft servers, they're mutually exclusive. I think you might be confusing with edge being able to use chrome web store to download extensions.

That has been Microsoft's best selling point of all time, remember the greatest deal in history between Microsoft and computer manufacturers instead of making proprietary hardware

I'm still sad Microsoft pulled the Lumia phone, they were on to something there if they just persisted. They made too many models it got confusing. They just had to release 2 models like iPhone and Samsung did. Pro and standard etc.

@CoTeCiOtm

Жыл бұрын

I recently turned on my old Lumia 710 that I got around 11 years ago. It was just a paperweight at this point since there's no apps for it anymore, and the memory of the phone was dying slowly to the point the phone bricked itself for no reason, but it was a cool trip down memory lane. I feel it had a chance, but between fierce competition, some mismanagement, and plain sabotage from Google (remember they prevented Windows Phone smartphones to have a proper KZread app? They couldn't do that with Apple because they were already established, but Microsoft was just getting started)

@boobeshkumar406

Жыл бұрын

@@CoTeCiOtm what if Microsoft launched a android phone with a touch of windows in it😂😂

@DavidPaulMorgan

Жыл бұрын

@@boobeshkumar406 just get yourself a mid-range Android device and put Microsoft launcher, Bing, Edge, outlook & office etc on it and set them as the defaults. Photos u0pload automatically to onedrive and you get 1TB with an Office 365 sub. . That is pretty much the closest you'll get. Also their smaller folding device is Android, not Windows.

What do you mean Windows Phone did nothing to improve the smartphone space? They were the first ones to introduce Dark and Light themes, first to do Smooth Animations when opening and minimizing any app, first with a Dedicated Camera Shutter button, first to have an Always On Display option, and probably a few more features I forgot to mention. Competition makes consumer products better.

@RareFXChrisC

9 ай бұрын

​@@RobKoch1962Nokia had an amazing camera tech engineer for many years. Microsoft bought Nokia and benefitted from that camera tech. Then Microsoft called Windows Phone quits, which caused Nokia to disband. Apple then hired that same Nokia camera engineer to work on improving iPhone cameras.

I’ve been amazed with XBOX Game Pass as well. The first time I started using it, I immediately noticed the “Friends”-interface, interactivity and connectivity that I really enjoyed back in the days. Adding cross platform availability and great games (which don’t play them very long- but if I do, they offer in-game purchases as well. This is perfect). Also, Teams has played a huge part a while ago. Recently I came back and they implemented a lot more features but kept the interface and ease of use the same. Overall, I feel like Microsoft is sticking to certain features and design which consumers do appreciate. Even if these may be small and unnoticeable for a few. Yet, it feels refreshing. I’d love to see Microsoft is embracing new technologies as they are and trying to support them rather than taking them over. Also, my compliments for this video. Your point of view has been given very clearly and you gave some insightful developments and the contradictories of their past. Thanks!

If Google can give up their ego and partner with Microsoft and bring in standalone app for pc like KZread music , google calendar , google drive and KZread they could benefit a lot. Basically by providing an alternative eco-system against apple.

To be fair, I did not like that Nadella seemed to be killing the things I liked about Msft Consumer at first... But Msft consumer is stronger than ever now

For me Edge is the go-to bundled with Microsoft authenticator to browse the web, it's seamless and fugging brilliant

I was probably one of many that was genuinely excited for the first time to try a Microsoft product which was new Bing, as a company the CEO has definitely changed it for the better

Microsoft lost bad and has been better for it since. What I like from Microsoft these days is their ecosystem feels seamless but open. I really wish Apple and Google would experience the consumer negative sentiment Microsoft did. Apple desperately needs to open up their ecosystem (I don't know how an ecosystem that locked down is even legal) and Google needs to stop trying to sell everyone at every level only to ditch products and services when they see slow adoption.

@FS-me8mj

Жыл бұрын

Microsoft lost? They are a software giant. They never lost. If you are taking about consumer products then yeah they lost.

@steamerSama

Жыл бұрын

hit the nail on the head with regards to apple. They are slowly but surely on the way to claim the title of the worst anti-competitive company in the consumer tech space

@ultimaxkom8728

Жыл бұрын

Why would a locked ecosystem be illegal? What's the legal basis here?

@AtracBreezy

Жыл бұрын

@@ultimaxkom8728yeah tf does this dude think we live in China?

@brockwilkie6022

Жыл бұрын

I think it is intersting that both Microsoft and Intel both were digin those heights but then got decimated. Microsoft is a little ahead on the curve of crash and then rebound. In both situations they got a new guy to say "leave the ego behind and lets get back to our roots and focus on our core functions. Make those good and get people to like us again...then we will grow." Microsoft started the plummet and rebound much earlier but Intel looks to be heading in the same direction in the next several years, Hardware probably also just takes longer than software to make the turn around take affect. Both looked at IBM being a giant that fell and are attempting to learn from that. Very interesting to watch.

Still delivering those stronger video intros, thanks for all the continued info share!

@LogicallyAnswered

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Mike!

@mikeschmitty4438

Жыл бұрын

@@LogicallyAnswered No, thank you! After watching the full video, your analysis feels like a business class on strategy of a great CEO. Always great content and congrats on getting to 400K subs and to many many more!

Love your video. Very interesting point of view! They are also taking risk and adopting a startup mentality when it comes to ship products and iterate. They need to improve their ux faster though and I would love them to get back in the smartphone a mobile os market.

I don't think that they are "truly embracing collaboration". I think they have just modified their EEE model (Embrace, extend, exterminate), and removed "exterminate" factor. They are embracing, extending but will simply ditch the product/company that will not work. Also, I think it would be common to see microsoft making absurd business deals that would benefit them the most, like the deal they signed with OpenAI.

Great video as always. I am starting to feel nostalgia for that one stock clip where you see a staircase with an arrow moving on an upwards angle. You use it often, but it works well lol.

@madhumitakumari1617

Жыл бұрын

Sorry I didn't noticed can you please tell the time stamp for it ?

Great video! Wish you had mentioned WSL tho but I understand it can be deemed niche 🚀

So basically Google is helping Microsoft first with Chromium and now the AI for chatgpt with thier publication

@Anonymous-qb4vc

Жыл бұрын

Without microsoft Google wouldn't be successful either

what windows ui is that that you've been showcasing in the video?

For Microsoft to promote Chrome and Google within their OS is a brilliant move. I have been a Windows fan and use PC's with the Microsoft operating system for years in a corporate networked environment, but after trying Edge and Bing I went back to Chrome and Google pretty quickly. In my opinion that's a great combination. Good work, MS!

I totally agree. Satya is doing so much right. He gives off a very humble and approachable vibe. The culture at the company reflects that as well. Nearly every product they offer has a feedback button somewhere, and it goes right to the developers. They are extremely responsive to customer needs and seem excited about what they are doing. Honestly, MS is so good it scares me, because I fear the next CEO will screw it all up. Hope I'm retired by then.

Well..Just goes to show you what a new CEO can do for a company

shouldn't Avdan be in the description for the Windows 12 concept footage?

It may not be immediately obvious, but I think the original Edge's biggest failure was launching without extensions. I remember lots of people being excited to try the new MS browser with a new HTML engine. But then it launched without extensions, even adblock. That was the first I remember of seeing doubt set in. Chromium Edge is great though.

@6px

Жыл бұрын

but now i think they made all chrome extensions available. I opened up edge to see how the new update was, and i was surprised as all of my chrome extensions had been loaded onto edge

@rpg831

Жыл бұрын

As far as I'm concerned, Edge biggest problem is that it doesn't let me set up the new tab page to my own convenience. Limiting user control is not user friendly. This the main reason I'm not using Edge.

@jseger9000

Жыл бұрын

@@rpg831 Chrome is pretty locked down too, out of the box. Anything that can be changed by an extension can be changed in Edge as well, with the same exact extension.

Nice job on 400k subs, you're doing a great job out here

@LogicallyAnswered

Жыл бұрын

Yes sir, couldn’t have done it without you guys!

actually have to agree that one of Microsoft's strengths is their ecosystem of partners, and their openness to being critiqued and improved by those independent partners

@polarbear7

Жыл бұрын

It's Satya's influence clearly they adapt and survive Not go with ego ! Like older ceo's of Microsoft!

Why is Microsoft Power point for Android dosint have the option to add template

11:14 I don't know about know about now but last time I changed search engine it only worked on address bar. Unlike Google Chrome where homepage also changes.

I use edge on linux cause it has 2 stores. I didn't even know it outperforms chrome and firefox. That's crazy!

Edge is actually pretty good. The only thing keeping me from giving it a real go as a daily driver is debug capabilities. Which is an issue most people don't have. And even within debug, I already found a couple of things edge is better. Edge is actually good, but the reputation of IE keeps haunting it.

Microsoft under Nadella has become more like Oracle, Nadella realised how much of a juggernaut Microsoft already is, and consolidated the company's focus and primary market to the commercial sector rather than the consumer sector. Like he said in the video, even if they drop the consumer business Microsoft will still be worth more or less the same.

@emmanueloluga9770

Жыл бұрын

Simplicity over sophistication

who said that azure is 5 times cheaper than aws? where did you get that from? in most cases they end up being more expensive, specially for traffic and storage, and servers are not cheaper either

Windows phone had some promising features like live tiles (great use of screen real estate) which are lacking in iOS and android even today.

@Lu_vvv

Жыл бұрын

The windows phone keyboard was perfect

Now we come to a time where there is worst then Microsoft, Like Meta/Facebook.

Does Edge support Google account sync? Like if I login in Edge using my Google account, will it sync all my bookmarks, settings, extensions, etc? This is the sole reason I'm still using Chrome. If not, I'll switch without hesitation

Hmm.. they say Google based, when Chromium Chrome and many other fast browsers have a parent in the face of Apple. This was Jobs generosity called WebKit, open-sourced framework at the time that changed so many browsers.

Good take. But I do have to mention, that I still sorely miss windows phone. Sure, it was doomed to fail, asking every company to develop a third version of each app when the market was already divided between two established platforms was just unrealistic. But I remember buying this "throwaway" windows smart phone for less than a 100 e, that ran absolutely smoothly, had great battery management and looked much more interesting than the two competitors - which basically have been the same for all of their existence. I would've absolutely found uses for seamless computer/ phone integration. Apple would be in a perfect place for that, but for some damn reason insist having two operating systems. Not that I'd get on board with apple ecosystem, but still.

@paritoshsumrao

Жыл бұрын

They should have embraced android ecosystem back then. Windows phone seamed to work a lot smoother.

@TeeFunkable

Жыл бұрын

@@paritoshsumrao Yeah, they should have. But still, while I use android by default now, I still think the windows phone would've been better.

Great video! Thank you for posting it!

@LogicallyAnswered

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Vladyslav!

The Windows Phone was one of the biggest lapses of imagination I've ever witnessed. Imagine a phone that you could sit in a dock and it becomes your full blown Windows workstation. No syncing, no need to shuffle files. Your computer is just with you all the time and can be what you need it to be in the moment. This is what I thought Microsoft would be smart enough to do with the Windows phone.

Microsoft Edge has gotten better now. It's so much better than Chrome. Edge with Bing actually gives you relevant search results unlike Chrome. Edge also has a ton of more useful features and it starts faster on Windows. Chrome now only provides ads.

I love Microsoft products, from software to hardware. They are better than other alternatives. That's what I like about them, they see what others are doing, and they try to make it better.

@germanborgesxrt

4 ай бұрын

If Microsoft made hardware his name could be Microhard.

@UlrichWED

4 ай бұрын

@@germanborgesxrt good daddy joke 😊

I switched to Edge about a year ago. I think it has some very well thought out additions over Chrome. I was suprised.

One fat slap on the wrist ALL tech giants need is to respect consumer privacy. In that regard none of them is humble. Let's hope for the best.

Great video, very informative and well paced.

I guess it doesn't matter whose first too many people just say something positive is much more meaningful

Considering how Google isn't dying any time _soon™_ (you literally gave a Google trends link when I asked for a source, when no one searches for google on google), I had to simply ignore most of the videos about bing that advertise it as thriving compared to google, but the recent videos are finally good. Bing is actually legitimately faster than Google. Edge is approximately similar performance to Chrome. Microsoft is actually being talked about in these vids now.

Is it true that hackers have infected Google Chome with a virus? Which browser should I switch to now?

amazing insights again Hari

Holy shit this changed my entire view about Microsoft 🤯

Brave browser is better than both of these. More privacy, faster and less resources used on your computer.

@phylosophersstoned43

Жыл бұрын

Plus you can watch KZread ad free on iPhone like I’m doing rn

I think if the Windows Phone comes from Satya's CEO era, it would be a whole different approach. Maybe a quarter of market shares have gone to Windows Phone.

Nicely told. Could have mentioned about in the space of Office 365 innovations like dynamic array, Power BI etc.,

Microsoft should make a creator focused Video sharing website to compete with KZread, a site that KZread should be and not what it is today.

@paritoshsumrao

Жыл бұрын

Actually Microsoft has one. It's called stream. But currently available only to enterprises for use within company

6:57 Wasn't the worst OS of all time Windows ME?

Very interesting business analysis. Thanks for putting this together and sharing!

Still missing my Windows Phones. It was so safe, so fast and I was used to it because it was like Windows on PC. And Windows 8.1 wasn't the worst OS ever. It was the fastest Windows ever. Only the Start Screen and the lack of a Start menu sucked. I'm glad Phil Spencer convinced Satya Nadella to save Xbox and expand gaming to PC and Streaming.

Microsoft has launched a lot of products, but unlike you said a few have stuck, for example Xbox and a few others. Though majority of them did end up being flops

@ran160

Жыл бұрын

windows phone, og edge, skype,

Satan Nutella is such a good leader heading microsoft to be a juggernaut

2:21 Why Cisco and Intel?

I read a while ago that microsofts added chat gpt to bing, so is this accurate?

Microsoft still tried to force you to use Edge and Bing.

LA Needs a slightly better logo to fit the quality of the content, I subconsciously assume this is one of the more generic channels even though I’m subscribed and when I start watching, I watch till the end

@LogicallyAnswered

Жыл бұрын

Ah, I appreciate the constructive feedback Lucky!

I’ve been trying to use edge it’s a hit or miss a lot of pages I need for work and school buggy so I have been using both 😫

What’s up with the eerie music starting at 6 min? (chapter .Be Humble”) 🤨

I gave you first like and I give you a first comment I really enjoyed listening to you you are absolutely incredible my friend

@LogicallyAnswered

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your support Omar!

top video

@LogicallyAnswered

Жыл бұрын

Thanks bro!

Very well explained ✅ Thank you for sharing this ❤️

Using Edge as my main browser on desktop and phone since the last 6 months, even on my Mac... it has so many nice features, like they are actually trying to make it nice.

Your coverage over Bing vs Google has been partial and biased. I'm really disappointed.

@LogicallyAnswered

Жыл бұрын

I’m sorry to hear that man. Personally, I actually still use Chrome and Google. I just find it interesting how much progress Microsoft has made. But I understand that too many Microsoft videos feels repetitive. This will be the last Microsoft video for a while.

7:54 really? For which workload and how do you come out with that conclusion that Azure was cheaper than AWS?

This was a nice watch! They definitely pivoted. I think what's more interesting than their adoption/collaboration efforts are their diversification efforts.

I'm hoping that windows will publish a DLL for their browser. I used to have quite a few internet web scrapers that worked wonders for getting information from my various accounts. But since edge came out and I knew that IE was in it's numbered days .... I've struggled with continuing to scrape web page data. I know python has some excellent libraries for web related work. I've struggled to used them. I can't find simple scripts to learn from like I was able to use with the IE libraries.

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Nobody: Microsoft in 3 years from now: "We are switching to a Linux kernel!!"

man...why is the background music is scary to me.... ringing any bells 😅

great video! But u r not right about WPhone - it was not just an alternative: it was faster, more convenient and tidy: it was better. Same could be said about W8.1

Crazy that with Windows11 they can easily get back in the phone market with that dope interface.

The Google Chrome preference has to do with the Google Ecosystem starting with Gmail, Search, Photos, Contacts, etc

i for one am getting fed up with "product ecosystems".

Personally, I prefer the Vivaldi browser. It gives me everything I want from a web browser, like built in ad and tracker blocking, tab groups and workspaces, etc. While not including intrusive bloatware, adds, AI, more adds, increased CPU usage, and even more adds.

IBM went from a hardware company to consultancy/services company. MS had to reposition. What MS is Windows, X-Box is services...

Great episode!! 🌟💯🌟💯🌟💯🤟

If MS discontinued Edge, then why can't I uninstall it from Win10?

This is all great. Just a side note that they are probably quiet because they are doing huge data mining now of their consumers. The amount of telemetry is now off the scale and some countries have banned O365 in the public sector because Microsoft won't even tell them what telemetry is being logged.

Awesome perspective. Humility allows you to be the slow and steady one that ones the race.

I tried it for a few days making it my default search. It just didn't deliver. Example, I was searching for my phone's latest update file. Nope. It just won't give and recent results. Another example is, some new Hindi song released. It only shows some news sites when I specifically search for it. Not a single KZread link to be found. Every single time, I had to open Google to get the perfect results. Yes, Google became bad at search, but even in it's current form, nothing is even close to it.

This makes a lot of good points, but straight up: the Zune and Windows Phone were both fantastic.

Microsoft didn't ENTER the smartphone space with Windows Phone 7... they invented the smartphone space in 2002 with Pocket PC Phone Edition. Windows Phone 7-8 was genuinely better than Android and iOS though in every way except marketing and the app ecosystem. The small number of people that tried it, loved it. The Zune HD was the best MP3 player I've ever seen, too. Extraordinarily good user interface design, but being released 10 years after MP3 players were popular was probably the biggest mistake.

After a decade and a half when I switched from firefox to chrome, today I switched to edge. I was fed up with how that browser performs on a very high end PC.