Posts Tagged ‘Microsoft’
Microsoft tonight showed off the first production device running Windows Phone 7. Revealed during a taping of the Engadget Show, the early prototype is an LG-made QWERTY slider that bears a strong resemblance to the eXpo. Not much .....Read More
The continuation of Windows Mobile 6, Windows Phone Classic, will have an extra low-end version kept alive for the developing world, a Microsoft spokesperson confirmed today. Labeled Windows Phone Starter Edition, it will mimic the role of Windows 7 .....Read More
Windows Mobile is reborn. We all met the new Windows Phone 7 and by the end of the year we’ll meet the first smartphones based on it. Reportedly, Microsoft will launch their own phone in early 2011 as well…
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Microsoft is putting the finishing touches to the famed “browser choice screen” that the European Commission forced it to include as part of its antitrust investigation settlement, and today we get to see it for the first time. Users who .....Read More
Apple may have the iPhone, but the iPhone doesn’t have the Xbox. On Monday, Microsoft leveraged its most compelling entertainment asset, the Xbox 360, into the Windows Phone 7 Series. But what does this mean, practically speaking?
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Given their history with Apple, it’s pretty surprising that Microsoft, the biggest software company in the world, has not released a competitor to the iPhone since it first hit markets 3 years ago. That changed earlier today with the announcement .....Read More
Does the Microsoft co-founder who pushed tablet computers back in 2001 think that the iPad is the perfect version? And what about the iPhone, which competes with Windows Mobile?
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Software freedom requires more than just a license. It also needs an open market to be meaningful–witness Apple, Canonical, and others flirting with Microsoft. Read this blog post by Matt Asay on The Open Road.
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Microsoft corporate communications head Frank Shaw has quickly rejected former VP Dick Brass’ assertions that the company is no longer innovative by citing examples of what Shaw views as success. The PR leader believes Microsoft should be seen by .....Read More
Google vs. Apple vs. Microsoft. – One of these tech giants has it all, and the other two are still scratching their heads. Take a look at how deep their pockets really are…Who has the debt…who has the .....Read More
