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| Holiday gadgets: Microsoft phones, Google gadgets Chicago Daily Herald NEW YORK — Microsoft launched its new Windows phone system and Google unveiled new devices under its Nexus brand. Both part of an effort to grab more of consumers' holiday-shopping dollars. Last week, Microsoft started selling its Windows 8 ... | ||
| A tale of two execs: Microsoft's Sinofsky and Apple's Forstall CNET Am I talking about Microsoft's Steven Sinofsky, the Windows chief who was onstage last week for the launch of Windows 8, or Apple's Scott Forstall, the iOS software chief who is being shown the door after the disappointment of Apple maps (and perhaps ... | ||
| Microsoft's Hitting the Hard Stuff TechNewsWorld With a few notable exceptions, Microsoft has left the hardware to its partners, but that could be changing. Rumor has it Redmond is planning to develop its own signature smartphone. That could be because it's worried its partners won't come through ... | ||
| Microsoft-Netflix bid rumours feast on froth - and logic Register Some of the big takeovers in the pay TV arena have taken analysts by surprise, but that will not be the case if, as looks increasingly likely, Microsoft tables a bid for Netflix. We all know where the rumour began, with the announcement early in ... | ||
| Microsoft planning its own smartphone, reports say Washington Post Microsoft has reportedly been mulling plans for its own smartphone for months, and a report from the Wall Street Journal on Thursday drove the rumors back into high gear. According to the report, the tech giant is already testing its smartphone with ... | ||
| Microsoft looking at making its own smartphone? Los Angeles Times But just as it did with the new Surface tablet, Microsoft may decide to jump into the manufacturing game and try its hand at putting together a smartphone, according to the Wall Street Journal. The report says that for now Microsoft is simply testing a ... | ||
| Microsoft Launches Windows 8 and Surface Tablet: What does the Future Hold? Reuters Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT) [Full Research Report] is pursuing a new strategy geared toward emerging trends in mobile and a growing long-term outlook within cloud computing. This new focus could quickly become a turning point for Microsoft. | ||
| Report: Microsoft Testing Smartphone Prototype With Component Suppliers CRN Reports continue to swirl that Microsoft is building its own Windows Phone handset: The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the vendor is working with Asian suppliers to develop Windows Phone hardware. Should the report be true, it would mean that ... |
News posted on Monday, November 05, 2012 11:10:45 AM
