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Microsoft Archive

Archives for June 2014

Technology
One Public Scoops Up Small Developer, Looks to Boost Its Windows ChopsOne Public Scoops Up Small Developer, Looks to Boost Its Windows Chops
Technology

CEO Fahad Khan said the acquisition of the 10-person Telephony Media will give the company added resources.

By Ina Fried
Technology
It Plays Games and Music and Movies and Pretty Soon You Won’t Be Able to Buy It: Sony Says Goodbye to the PSPIt Plays Games and Music and Movies and Pretty Soon You Won’t Be Able to Buy It: Sony Says Goodbye to the PSP
Technology
What’s Apple Really Up To? Keeping You in Apple World.What’s Apple Really Up To? Keeping You in Apple World.
Technology

The overwhelming purpose of Apple’s latest software is to make it irresistibly attractive to use all of its devices and services as a unified digital ecosystem, not to mix and match.

By Walt Mossberg
Technology
The Winners and Losers at Apple’s WWDC KeynoteThe Winners and Losers at Apple’s WWDC Keynote
Technology

Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer.

By Eric Johnson
Technology
Six Things I Learned at the Code ConferenceSix Things I Learned at the Code Conference
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Walt Mossberg calls out six interesting observations from the first Code Conference.

By Walt Mossberg

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