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But isn't it just because they show things in development? Apple doesn't do that. And Google has learned a few lessons in that regard too.
by obj-g 10y ago
But isn't it just because they show things in development? Apple doesn't do that. And Google has learned a few lessons in that regard too.
- joakleaf 10y agoHmm... Not entirely sure. Windows Holographic is out there with end-users. Albeit with some/many shortcomings and obviously still being developed (like every other OS) -- I would compare it more to iOS 1.0, which was pretty stable but also had many short comings. Apple and Google haves not released anything for end-users or even demoed anything... so I still feel Microsoft is ahead. Obviously, I don't know what Apple and Google are working on internally (or Microsoft for that matter).