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Thread ID: 135345	2013-10-23 02:59:00	Apple Keynote	Cato (6936)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1356907	2013-10-23 02:59:00	Hey, Anyone have a link to Apple keynote? I am having trouble finding one.	Cato (6936)
1356908	2013-10-23 03:04:00	Found it: www.youtube.com	Cato (6936)
1356909	2013-10-23 03:18:00	www.apple.com	plod (107)
1356910	2013-10-23 05:05:00	Mavericks is free which is cool.	icow (15313)
1356911	2013-10-30 09:33:00	It sure is. It's a move that should put some pressure on Microsoft to make future versions of Windows and Office free which would be tricky for them as Office has been their cash cow for years. Also they make money on the xbox but not not enough to compensate for the potential loss in revenue.	Webdevguy (17166)
1356912	2013-10-30 19:17:00	Nah they won't make it free.. Subscription based though I'd believe.	Chilling_Silence (9)
1356913	2013-10-30 19:31:00	Yup, that would work. Especially for enterprises although things like Google docs and other online offerings start to look quite appealing to the Facebook generation... :)	Webdevguy (17166)
1356914	2013-10-31 10:57:00	Doesn't really matter too much there coz that's not where the money is. When was the last time you paid for a subscription to use software?	Chilling_Silence (9)
1356915	2013-10-31 17:25:00	Doesn't really matter too much there coz that's not where the money is. When was the last time you paid for a subscription to use software? We got our son a months PS so he could do some work over the holidays, and creative suite at work is now on yearly subscription.	plod (107)
1356916	2013-10-31 22:22:00	Doesn't really matter too much there coz that's not where the money is. When was the last time you paid for a subscription to use software? I'm currently paying a small monthly subscription to use Adobe Creative Suite aka CS6 which is available online only in a "download it as and when you need it form". I also pay a subscription fee to use Sublime Text 2 and a wicked little add on package that runs on it called Emmet. Both Sublime and Emmet do have freebie versions which is what I started out using but then they start pestering you to buy them will regular little pop ups. Since I like using both and figure I was going to be doing it professionally I figured I may as well pay the subscription fee and enjoy the software. :) Other forms of subscription based software would be the online accounting package from Xero that has over 200,000 paying subscribers.	Webdevguy (17166)
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