Microsoft Archive
Archives for February 2014
A fresh face for digital and media entertainment company.
An apps marketplace on the highly trafficked site?
The Lego guys want to tell you a story instead.
Android phones? Check. Windows Phones? Sure. Windows PCs? Yep. Chromebooks? Let’s give it a try.
Is the aggressive former political operative still the kind of guy to rep the software giant’s image?
The very lively exec will appear with an even more lively Ryan Seacrest.
The first woman to run Windows is shifting to a new role creating “mobile first” experiences.
Time to say hello to the new leader of the software giant.
The move paves the way for Nokia’s Stephen Elop to take the helm of Microsoft’s device business.
And the only thing people hate more than telecom companies is cable companies.
Nokia was right to say no to Android three years ago and right to say yes today
The Nokia X is aimed at first-time smartphone buyers in price-sensitive markets.
CEO Stephen Elop is focusing on the non-Windows Phone side of Nokia’s business, introducing new basic and feature phones, in addition to Nokia X.
An update to Windows 8.1 will allow the software to work better on non-touch-based systems with a mouse and keyboard, while Windows Phone will support lower-end chips.
Nokia’s latest Windows Phone device is good, but not iconic.