$100-$200 million!?
I'm dumbfounded with this.
How many users did the app have?
Granted it's a more than a TODO list. But it looks like an exorbitant amount of money for it.
I'm dumbfounded with this.
How many users did the app have?
Granted it's a more than a TODO list. But it looks like an exorbitant amount of money for it.
So, yeah, I guess it's not that outrageous, even if it is "just" a todo list app (it's a pretty nice one, though; I use it and mostly really like it).
10 Million active users? Or like me, installed it, abandoned it; like most todo apps.
They've gotta be expecting some kind of value out of this. The theory that Microsoft is trying to buy their way into being relevant in the mobile market seems pretty sound, especially based on other announcements, investments and acquisitions they've made recently.
But, yeah, you're probably right about options being a big part of the price, but Microsoft options are still pretty valuable. Almost as good as real money.