Microsoft Office Gets Spotted On The iPad, Expected To Hit App Store Soon
An official Microsoft Office suite for the iPad has long been the subject of hopeful rumors, but a leaked shot of the software in action on Apple’s tablet proves for the first time that it’s real, and that it is on its way to the App Store. The photograph was obtained by The Daily, w...
Windows Phone Is Finally Getting Ready For Business, But Can It Beat The iPhone?
iPhone vs. Windows Phone Windows Phone 7 hasn’t been the runaway blockbuster that Microsoft probably envisioned when it launched nearly a year and a half ago. Despite advertising campaigns and a strategic alliance with Nokia, Windows Phone use still ranks well below iOS, Android, and BlackB...
Microsoft: If You're Using OnLive Desktop, You're A Pirate
Earlier this year, OnLive debuted its OnLine Desktop app for the iPad. The app offers users a virtual desktop environment that includes Windows 7, Microsoft Office, Adobe Reader, and Internet Explorer (which allows iPad users to watch Flash-based web content). The service comes in both free and ...
Steve Ballmer's nightmare: How Microsoft's business actually could collapse
The nightmare scenario that could keep Steve Ballmer and his minions awake at night...
Microsoft To Expand iOS Offerings With Dynamic CRM
Microsoft has been pretty noncommittal when it comes to creating business tools for the iPhone and iPad. The company has dipped its toes in the iOS pool with consumer-oriented release of My Xbox Live and an iOS port of its Kinectimals virtual pet game. That’s in addition to an app that let...
Why Is Microsoft Really Investing $300M In Nook?
Microsoft joins Barnes & Noble in new Nook venture Yesterday, in a somewhat surprising announcement, Microsoft and Barnes & Noble agreed to a deal that resolved their ongoing patent dispute, spun off the bookstore’s Nook business as a subsidiary into which Microsoft invested $300 mi...
EU approves Google purchase of Motorola Mobility
Google Inc won unconditional EU regulatory approval on Monday...
To date, Microsoft has only moved 3.5 million Windows Phones
Microsoft has sold just 3.5 million Windows Phones...
Microsoft to struggle vs. Apple, iPad also-rans in tablets
Microsoft's push into the tablet industry will see only limited success...
Not even considering Android or Windows Phone devices
Of course, Android marketshare is growing, but do you really think the users are dedicated?
