How can Microsoft Question One Billion Firefox Downloads?
One billion downloads? How can you question that? Well, you can’t.
Here’s how the internet works…
Each technical user, like myself is bound to have Firefox installed on at least three to six machines in their household. That’s six downloads.A major version of Firefox like 3.1 -> 3.5 is released. That’s six more downloads. We’re at twelve!
Oh shoot, operating system data got eaten by malware. Reformat. Reinstall Firefox.
Thirteen from one person now!
You can’t question one billion on the internet. You just can’t.
Originally posted as a comment by AndrewNatoli on Mashable – The Social Media Guide using Disqus.
I Don’t Usually Buy Apple Products…
…but the iPod Touch has become the first exception to my rule. Now, in terms of computers, a Mac would meet just a small few of my wants and needs, therefore I’m obviously a Windows person. As for the iPod, I’ve always been a supporter of other MP3 Players, especially the Microsoft Zune. Sure it’s not the “fad device” but face it; Microsoft has one totally awesome device right there and it’s not high in price at all. Simple to use, small, and probably the easiest player to throw videos on considering it accepts wmv movies and not some weird format unique for each model iPod. Throw FM radio on top of that and you have an awesome, cost-effective device. (In-fact, the 4GB models are down to $99)
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