Informatika és tudomány

  • M2
    #80
    "...instead of counting units and users, count the dollars that those users spend. If you do that, suddenly all of Android’s seeming paradoxes quickly dissipate.

    — Users who don’t spend money don’t attract developers, retailers, content providers or advertisers.

    — Users who don’t buy into the platform have no loyalty to the platform. They’re not customers for life. They’re customers until they get their next mobile device.

    — Users who don’t spend money have no network effect. Non-using users are not a boon to a network, they’re the bane of a network."

    Mellesleg az egész cikk nagyon érdekes:
    why-android-is-winning-the-battles-but-google-is-losing-the-war

    “If we are victorious in one more (such) battle…we shall be utterly ruined.” ~ Pyrrhus