Microsoft, save us from Google

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Satya Nadella is my shepherd; I shall not want / In verdant pastures he gives me repose: he leadeth me beside the still waters / I get new applications and services, and leads me in right paths up to its name.
Microsoft has almost all the available material to replace Google services on Android. Microsoft's next step should be to offer this well packaged to manufacturers who do not want to be under contract terms that Google signed with them, preventing them from selling devices 'Google Android' and other types of Android, eliminating any possibility of a stroke a manufacturer try different flavors of Android to see if they can increase differentiation and sales.
                                                                                                                                                              
The main alternatives are now: Cyanogen or Amazon Fire OS. - The first is a risk, but maintains compatibility with Google Play Services, which is essential today. The second is suicide for manufacturers.

Microsoft, at your service


Microsoft could break Google's grip on manufacturers, giving these same reliable and quality software giant another alternative. To happen, the mere appearance of a competitor and would be an earthquake for the Android ecosystem.

Please Satya, do a reality. Take the war to the home of Google. We do not ask you to forget Windows, but not enough artillery, you need a guerrilla war with Google for the love of the manufacturers.

The current situation What would be missing?


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Most importantly, an ecosystem of sales, including an API for developers to charge users for sales within applications, and system upgrades and services. - Microsoft would need still more difficult: Microsoft "Play Store" and Microsoft "Services".

A simple adaptation of Chromium or Android Browser under the Edge brand, or agreement with Dolphin, Microsoft would suffice to have a more than competent browser on Android. Similar to what today makes Samsung with its 'Browser' on their devices.

The rest you have as we can see in the chart, or would be trivial to implement by a giant like Microsoft, or purchase them. For example, ProTube, exceptional Youtube app for Android, could be included by Microsoft in the software ecosystem through a license or a purchase directly.

The payment system, "Microsoft Payments" could be on the way as reported in Aprilarstechnica - android auto answer could be "Cortana in the Car" for which Microsoft is already testing.

Add friends other applications like Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp or licensable as Here Maps, and could include agreements with hungry applications or facilities such as Yahoo! Weather CityMapper. - The Microsoft Satya Nadella would be a leap to compete as equals with Google Android.

Everybody wins


Users will have more options available. You will not need to depend on only one private option services such as Google, there is a real free choice, which would be extremely difficult to im- plemented but two private options are and will always be better than one.

The manufacturers themselves would benefit from war service providers. - We know some Google agreements with operators and manufacturers, but we know that Google transfers some of the revenue from Google Play to both, in different amounts depending on the importance of each.

Samsung, Verizon, Telefonica, NTT DoCoMo, HTC, etc. All receive some of the money users spend through Google Play. - A hypothetical app store Microsoft could give the starting signal for a race to get more manufacturers and operators in your side.

Microsoft could even go so far as to give the total revenues to manufacturers. So the increase today in few day or zero benefits that operators obtain selling Android handsets, and therefore better could add hardware or make greater efforts to customer service or software upgrades.

Please Microsoft, save us from Google


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