9 thoughts on “Microsoft’s Xbox site not compatible with Windows Phone”
It’s not compatible with iOS’ Mobile Safari either.
Also, the “no compromises” slogan was for Windows 8, not Windows Phone.
Heh, this is pretty sad really. Combined with their new organizational overhaul I guess we’re witnessing the first moments of the slow motion car crash that is Microsoft.
Ah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!
what a car wreck
I love the suggestion that you should visit the site with a Mac.
It’s as if they bought their new ecosystem from Ikea.
MS websites are never compatible with anything. Most of the time they don’t even work with IE.
Uhh… use the built-in app? This is like complaining you can’t download iTunes on an iPhone.
This is just flat out incorrect. The built in music app is for this functionality. It would be like trying to use the web version of iWork when Pages is already installed on your iPhone. But hey, as long as you can take a potshot at an Apple competitor it’s all cool, right?
It’s not compatible with iOS’ Mobile Safari either.
Also, the “no compromises” slogan was for Windows 8, not Windows Phone.
Heh, this is pretty sad really. Combined with their new organizational overhaul I guess we’re witnessing the first moments of the slow motion car crash that is Microsoft.
Ah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!
what a car wreck
I love the suggestion that you should visit the site with a Mac.
It’s as if they bought their new ecosystem from Ikea.
MS websites are never compatible with anything. Most of the time they don’t even work with IE.
Uhh… use the built-in app? This is like complaining you can’t download iTunes on an iPhone.
This is just flat out incorrect. The built in music app is for this functionality. It would be like trying to use the web version of iWork when Pages is already installed on your iPhone. But hey, as long as you can take a potshot at an Apple competitor it’s all cool, right?