18/04/2011 |
Yesterday, a new book on Bill Gates and Microsoft hit store shelves—Idea Man. Only this one has been penned by Microsoft co-creator Paul Allen, who appeared on 60 Minutes to talk about the early days of Microsoft; the computers they were writing software on, and just what went wrong along the way between the two co-creators.More »...Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer schemed to take shares in Microsoft Corp. from co-founder Paul Allen...
It's one of the most iconic photos in American business. It's one of the most iconic photos in American business. But whatever happened to Microsoft's first 11 employees? We found out.More »
Microsoft's famously eclectic co-founder Paul Allen recently decided...
So, this is the new Start screen for Windows 8. It's a brand new interface for tablets. It looks a lot like Windows Phone Live Tiles. And hey, that looks like an app store. More »
This is the new Windows Phone, Mango—with 500 new features, according to his Ballmerness. Crazy things, like multitasking! And other legitimately exciting stuff. But it's not coming until "Fall." More »
Microsoft is showing the next version of Windows sometime this week. On a tablet. With a brand new touch interface. I will wager it's one that's not stupid. More »
Windows Phone Mango's here, and it's a particularly juicy piece of fruit. But aside from the new features (both cool and catchup), one stands out: search. Windows Phones will rattle off information like a friend, not a cyborg.More »
Pleasant. That doesn't sound like much of an accomplishment, or a benchmark or like, impressive. But the truth is, most technology isn't pleasant. The new Windows Phone is. Very much so. More »
Of course, Microsoft would be churning out more sculptures each day than new copies of Windows 7, but who wouldn't want a physical trophy of their proudest-ever achievement? And if you've never seen this Solitaire waterfall before—shame on you.More »
Apple is suing Motorola, Samsung and HTC; they're all suing Apple back. RIM and Kodak are suing each other. Kodak is suing Apple. Sony is suing LG. Microsoft is suing FoxConn and Barnes and Noble. Oracle is suing Google.More »