Sentence examples for competing windows from inspiring English sources

As for EPOC, because it has been specially designed for mobile devices (unlike Microsoft's competing Windows CE), it makes better use of their more limited batteries and memory.

The government, he noted, stopped short of the most sweeping remedy proposal that had been discussed in recent months of creating perhaps three competing Windows companies.

Although a Web-enabled update of its core Netware product was well received two years ago, it sold primarily to existing users, and did not dent sales of the Microsoft Corporation's competing products, Windows NT and Windows 2000.

The first is that Office, like Netscape's Navigator browser, has the potential to become a software "platform" capable of competing with Windows.

The project was started, in part, to prepare Google for competing with Windows Longhorn, which according to industry analysts will dispense with the need for a stand-alone browser.

Mr. ARRINGTON: Is Silverlight essentially competing with Windows?

Also working in Novells favor is the somewhat unsurprising fact that Microsoft keeps postponing the shipment of its competing product, Windows NT 5.0.

That's because ultimately I believe the iPhone isn't competing with Windows Mobile or RIM as much as Google's upcoming Android, a very open mobile platform.

And last week it struck a deal with Novell, a long-time enemy that is now a strong proponent of Linux, the open-source operating system that competes with Windows, to ensure that Windows and Linux can run smoothly alongside each other on big computers.This does not mean that Microsoft now thinks open-source software is a good thing.

It's still something of a design disaster, a cacophony of competing fonts, window designs and button styles.

The Chrome OS has an inherently flawed mission – why try to compete with Windows whilst Microsoft itself is moving beyond Windows?