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| Microsoft Surface RT tablet touch cover keyboard fuels complaints PCWorld (blog) Microsoft's hip marketing may be luring people to buy its Surface RT tablets, but it hasn't prevented some customers from complaining that the touch cover keyboard falls apart. Even though the iPad rival has only been on the marketfor a little more ... | ||
| Microsoft closes in on Star Trek's Universal Translator DVICE Here at DVICE, you have our attention anytime someone talks about a universal translator, so we're definitely interested in the latest developments from Microsoft in which chief research officer Rick Rashid demonstrated software that converted his ... | ||
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| Ballmer says Microsoft Surface RT sales off to 'modest' start Engadget Microsoft's been holding Surface for Windows RT sales figures close to its chest so far, but CEO Steve Ballmer has allowed in an interview with Le Parisien that the much ballyhooed tablet is off to a "modest" start. The bombastic exec gave that ... | ||
| To Understand Just How Much The Cloud Will Change The World, Look At Toyota Business Insider Last month, Hicks freed up more of his team from desktop-support drudgery when Toyota signed a massive deal with Microsoft Office 365, its cloud alternative to Exchange email and Microsoft Office desktop software. The deal took more than two years, but ... | ||
| Firm caught in Microsoft sting too scared to talk Stuff.co.nz ComputerXpress director Andrew Clasby said he had been told a gagging clause meant Microsoft was free to say what it liked about the offences and settlements but ComputerXpress was unable to explain its actions, meaning some people had assumed the ... | ||
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