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| Controversial Windows boss Steven Sinofsky leaves Microsoft CBS News Steven Sinofsky, the Microsoft executive who turned its Windows franchise around and just led the effort to release Windows 8, is leaving the company, effective immediately. Sinofsky, a controversial figure at the company, was the subject of a recent ... | ||
| Microsoft Gives Windows 8 Chief the Boot Wired Microsoft isn't just changing up its software, it's revamping leadership. In a release Monday evening, Microsoft announced the departure of Steven Sinofsky, the chief architect of its newly launched Windows 8 operating system. Microsoft CEO Steve ... | ||
| Microsoft Surface screen falls short of Retina iPad, but outperforms iPad 2 Apple Insider Microsoft Surface screen falls short of Retina iPad, but outperforms iPad 2. By AppleInsider Staff. A head-to-head comparison of the Surface display with competing tablets has found Microsoft's tablet beats out similarly equipped screens, but can't ... | ||
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| Leucadia buying investment banking firm Minneapolis Star Tribune For these details and more, visit. Home · Business. Windows division president leaves Microsoft. Updated: November 12, 2012 - 10:39 PM. 0 · comments; decrease font size resize text increase font size; print · buy reprints. Tweet. share. email. Email ... | ||
| Microsoft's Surface tablet has "modest" start: Ballmer Reuters PARIS (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp's new Surface tablet - its challenger to Apple's iPad - had a "modest" start to sales because of limited availability, Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer told French daily Le Parisien. The world's largest software ... | ||
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| Microsoft Sending Xbox Live Veterans a Custom, Free Xbox 360? Kotaku We've contacted Microsoft to see what's up with this, because boy, if everyone who's been on Xbox Live for ten years is getting one of these, that's a pretty sweet deal, even if there won't be many around at the moment (the service only debuted in ... | ||
| Microsoft Surface Sales are Taking Off NASDAQ Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT ) CEO Steve Ballmer told French daily Le Parisien that sales of the company's first tablet "are starting modestly." Ballmer also said that the supply shortages were a "good sign." He added that Microsoft will "fix this problem ... | ||
| Beyond Windows 8: Microsoft Office to invade Android and iOS? PopHerald.com November 13, 2012, 1:12 A.M., Tuesday, New York local time – There are dozens of free office productivity tools available for the Android mobile operating system, Apple's iWork is also present for the iOS platform… with tons of competing products out ... | ||
| Microsoft And Nokia See A Couple Of Important Developments Seeking Alpha There are two pieces of news affecting Microsoft (MSFT) and Nokia (NOK) today which might have deeper fundamental implications for both stocks, but which are a bit short of justifying an entire article devoted to each of them. For that reason, I will ... | ||
| Microsoft Surface Sales Are Off To A 'Modest' Start WebProNews As far as Windows 8 tablets go, Microsoft's Surface seemed like a hit. It sold out in less than a day on Microsoft's online store. Since then, there's been no sign as to how well the device is performing, until yesterday when Microsoft CEO Steve ... | ||
| Microsoft Surface Sales 'Modest': Ballmer TheStreet.com NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Microsoft's (MSFT) new Surface tablet has had a "modest" debut, according to the software giant's CEO Steve Ballmer. Speaking during an interview with French newspaper Le Parisien, the Microsoft chief reportedly attributed the ... | ||
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| Microsoft Keeping DirectX 11.1 A Windows 8 Exclusive, Won't Offer Windows 7 ... Hot Hardware If you like keeping current with your DirectX version and happen to dislike Windows 8, you're going to be finding yourself in a bit of a bind. Despite having shipped alongside Windows 8, DirectX 11.1 hasn't been talked about too much. In fact, it wasn ... | ||
| Windows Chief Steven Sinofsky Exits Microsoft Redmond Channel Partner Microsoft announced the departure of Sinofsky, the front man for the development of Windows 8 and a Microsoft veteran of more than two decades, late on Monday -- less than three weeks after the high-profile and long-awaited launch of Windows 8, the ... |
