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Firefox 'passes 20 percent market share' in Europe
Talkback I guess my head must be up my @$$ then. IE 6 is scheduled for replacement, and IT departments won't change browsers and test compatibility for online software etc.for each "browser of the month" Basically, users of IE 6 are hanging out for IE 7...
About: Firefox 'passes 20 percent market share' in Europe
[March 30, 2006, 5:47]
Firefox 'passes 20 percent market share' in Europe
Talkback I find it unusual that you say that these figures for firefox use in europe probably should be taken with a pinch of salt because they are weekend figures. This really is is the only market that counts as weekends (and evenings) are mainly the only...
About: Firefox 'passes 20 percent market share' in Europe
[January 31, 2006, 12:08]
Firefox 'passes 20 percent market share' in Europe
Talkback I have little doubt that Firefox usage is raising in some areas, especially in Europe, as IE hasn't had an upgrade in years. That's simply invalid as a count of the actual Firefox market. Inaccurate? Simply plain wrong!
About: Firefox 'passes 20 percent market share' in Europe
[January 18, 2006, 0:49]
Firefox 'passes 20 percent market share' in Europe
Talkback The above is on drugs
About: Firefox 'passes 20 percent market share' in Europe
[January 18, 2006, 2:22]
Firefox 'passes 20 percent market share' in Europe
Talkback If you want stats on a big site like boing boing, you'll see that Firefox is about 40%, before IE (at 35%). Yes, it's well above 20%, but those are real, 'raw' datas from awstats analysis of their logs.http://www.boingboing.net/stats/#browsers
About: Firefox 'passes 20 percent market share' in Europe
[January 18, 2006, 8:54]
Firefox 'passes 20 percent market share' in Europe
Talkback Strange. If corporate environments are hanging out for IE 7 then which version of IE 7 exactly? And if corporate environments can't rush into things then doesn't that impose that once a wrong choice has been made they're inclined to stick with it...
About: Firefox 'passes 20 percent market share' in Europe
[April 1, 2006, 0:26]
Firefox 'passes 20 percent market share' in Europe
Talkback You could say that arguing about stats is a bit frustrating. But so are headlines constructed on one datum. You need to look at the whole picture and this article doesn't come close. However, at the risk of stating the blindingly obvious:
About: Firefox 'passes 20 percent market share' in Europe
[January 18, 2006, 11:19]
Firefox 'passes 20 percent market share' in Europe
Talkback I can quite easily see why Firefox is being used so widely across Europe and I would dispute your low UK usage figures. Firefox gives home users options on even safer surfing with Extensions such as Safe Cache, Quick Java, AdBlock and NoScript...
About: Firefox 'passes 20 percent market share' in Europe
[January 19, 2006, 10:53]
Virtualisation growing pains
Blog While some industry pundits are keen to talk about immaturity in the European virtualisation market, VMware CEO Diane Greene herself - in a Q&A session with the press - said that Europe is an established IT market with its own proven model for...
[February 26, 2008, 16:32 in by Adrian Bridgwater]
America is behind with mobile phones because of restrictive practices
Talkback I am delighted to hear that unlocked iPhones are already starting to be available in Europe. I'm sure this is the reason why America is so behind the Far East and Europe in the development of cellphones.
About: Apple's iPhone exclusivity plan unravels
[November 23, 2007, 8:59 by 47894]
EU 'could force sub-standard Windows' - Microsoft
Talkback Microsoft is free to sell substandard products in Europe and as it does so shall it see a great loss of its market share. So please.please Microsoft.give us substantial products in Europe and watch your products drop off the edge in to oblivion.
About: EU 'could force sub-standard Windows' - Microsoft
[November 13, 2003, 16:42]
Gotta side with Intel on this...
Talkback I'm really tired of having to live under europe's bullshit competition laws without having any representation, and our apologist government letting it happen, not bothering to defend its own companies from ludicrous fines and regulation targeted...
About: Intel: FTC antitrust lawsuit is 'misguided'
[December 18, 2009, 15:46 by ~Kitty]
Unbundle IE in Europe? Why stop there?
Blog In short, unbundle IE in Europe? Why not unbundle the whole of Windows from all OEM PCs shipped in Europe? You've probably caught up with the news that Microsoft is going to offer a version of Windows to the European market, without Internet...
[June 15, 2009, 9:24 in Khaotic Musings by conz]
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
Blog A load of Americans come over to Europe and tell us we've not been very good at keeping up with technology, but we're getting better now. If you ever want to see grown men and women weep, try asking any company with offices in the UK and elsewhere...
[September 12, 1998, 7:00 in Rupert's Diary by Rupert Goodwins]
HP and the African e-waste problem: Round 2
Blog In Europe HP builds multi-million dollar eWaste facilities and (more recently) pays for end-of-life disposal of PCs spending an amount calculated to be in direct proportion to the number of HP units sold into the European market (as it is required...
[February 17, 2009, 17:03 in Triplesourced by Andrew Donoghue]
HP and Salesforce could be made for each other
Blog Andy Isherwood, vice-president of software services for HP Europe was asked if HP was considering buying Salesforce. We asked another executive, Steen Lomholt-Thomsen, the vice-president and general manager for HP Software Europe.
[December 10, 2008, 16:08 in by Colin Barker]
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
Blog However, it turned into a long talk about how clever the telco was and how, thanks to the unique conditions of the South Korean market, 3G and other new services were taking off far faster than in Europe or America.
[February 18, 2005, 16:50 in Rupert's Diary by Rupert Goodwins]
VoIP is no threat, says BT
Talkback VoIP may be out of the closet in Europe but it is already becoming a full-scale war here in the U.S.where over 400 VoIP Service Providers are already battling for market share. Some of these plans offer Unlimited Calling within North America, to...
About: VoIP is no threat, says BT
[November 30, 2004, 13:13]
Microsoft attacks EC over antitrust process
Talkback No the EC will not back down - it can't or the whole basis of standards in Europe falls down and the common market will no longer be common. M$ will fight tooth and claw but will have to deliver what is required eventually.
About: Microsoft attacks EC over antitrust process
[February 16, 2006, 14:27]
Coulds gathering over Europe, but the outlook's gloomy
Talkback Unlike the US where there is one unified single market and a positively reinforced entrepreneurial culture, Europe is a collection of cultures and markets dominated by multiple national (or regional) champions which inevitably slow any cross...
About: Europe falling behind US in cloud, says Reding
[July 10, 2009, 18:04 by 332729]
