When it comes to the debate of who is better between Apple and Microsoft, it is usually down the middle.
I am not talking about revenue, either, I am talking about the content that these companies provide. Just recently Microsoft not only gave more details on potential updates on their Windows 10 operating system, but they also bought a music service from Zikera. Apple might be shaking in their boots after this news, and if they are then no one would blame them.
FIRST REASON APPLE MAY NOW BE SCARED
As mentioned earlier, this week Microsoft decided to buy the music service Groove: Smart Music Player. Basically, this is a music application that will learn what its users listen to, and then adjust songs accordingly. Well, the company that previously owned this service, Zikera, officially announced they sold the rights over to Microsoft. The company also announced that this application would no longer be available to download, and users who already had it downloaded will no longer receive updates. The CEO of the company shared his thanks for all of their customers and mentioned how their users were the ones who made Groove a success. Now, Microsoft is going to be the big dog that owns this service. Previously, this app was available for download on the Apple iOS, but it might not be anymore!
SECOND REASON APPLE MAY NOW BE SCARED
Microsoft has finally decided to comment on what we can expect for the updates of Windows 10. They have taken a good amount of criticism for being vague with their patches. However, the company finally decided to break the ice. In a statement by the company, they said that they are going to be rolling out the update history site for the operating system. This will serve as a hub for the release notes, and will serve as a historical record for each update.
