Microsoft might have lost at phones but it`s battling back in the classroom
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An Apple for the teacher... or time to open up some Windows? It takes more than revenue to succeed in the technology industry. There`s also something called relevance. In recent years, that`s been something Microsoft has sorely lacked. At least until now. Not only does Microsoft seem to have found its relevancy footing, it seems ready for a while new fight. In recent months, Microsoft has made it clear that it wants to own the creative market. That`s a market that has traditionally been owned by Apple. Products such as Windows Creative and devices like Surface Studio showed Microsoft was serious. Microsoft wasn`t just content with targeting creatives, though. At their last event, the company set its sights on education as well. Forget music. If anything is part of Apple`s DNA it is education. An entire generation grew up with the Apple ][, Oregon Trail, and Reader Rabbit (formerly owned by Shark Tank shark, Mr. Wonderful). Another generation, the iMac. Today, Apple in education ...