Microsoft Archive
Archives for April 2014


We’ll know when we know. Or when we don’t.


A surprise victory for Sony’s latest gaming hardware.


Down 10 percent since the holiday quarter, up 9 percent since March 2013.


Aiming for the fences in an area that could yield big bucks.


“Think of Office as a canvas or scaffolding from which users can access all their data.”


But is it enough to deter smartphone theft?


Tumblr, video, search, mobile -- the always entertaining show by the high-profile CEO rolls into town for its quarterly performance.


Along with only CEO Marissa Mayer, the Silicon Valley Internet giant’s governing body could fit around a card table.




Google’s plans for Android changed after Apple’s introduction of the iPhone, as evidenced by its evolving documentation for the operating system.


A once-confidential Google document, introduced at the Apple-Samsung trial last week, shows what the phone operating system looked like in 2006. And it looked a lot different.


Brains for reporting, but still faces for TV.


Sony’s worldwide game studios boss dishes on PlayStation’s past and future at the Computer History Museum.


Answers to this week’s tech questions.


More than half of the agency’s 110,000 laptops and desktops are still running the operating system.