Want To Know Why OneNote For iPhone Isn’t Available In Australia? Tough Luck

Want To Know Why OneNote For iPhone Isn’t Available In Australia? Tough Luck

Microsoft launched OneNote for the iPhone last week, but with one important part missing – Australian support. Gus over at Lifehacker jumped on the case, demanding Microsoft explain their lack of an Aussie version for the same app. Their response is really a non-response.

According to Gus, Microsoft’s response was a basic non response:

Essentially, Microsoft’s stance comes down to this:

* Currently, OneNote for iPhone is a US-only release. No explanation will be offered as to why this is the case.
* OneNote for iPhone may eventually see release in other markets, but no timetable or target countries are able to be made public.

Microsoft has a bit of a poor track record with launching Australian version of software, with Kinect also launching without voice controls late last year. Hopefully this isn’t the start of a disturbing trend of delayed Australian software launches…

[Lifehacker]


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