Microsoft Archive
Archives for August 2014
Whoa, dude. Have you ever really looked at your hands in VR?
The September visit was planned before China’s investigation began, Microsoft said.
Samsung’s latest model -- its fifth of the year -- is its first with a built-in 3G connection.
Its stores are still home to more Flappy Clones than you can shake a stick at.
Plus, big iPads, bigger hard drives and Steve Jurvetson’s Elon Musk mancrush.
Doubling down on the social enterprise.
Another day, another denial of service.
Tablets -- and especially the iPad -- are extremely versatile and productive tools for consumers, schools and businesses, and are better for many tasks than the PC or the smartphone.
China may be looking at the issue of bundling, the subject of past antitrust complaints in the West.
Some smart marketing for Samsung, highlighting the fact that the S5 -- unlike many rivals -- is water-resistant.
Still more growth in the cloud.
Plus, Windows Mea Culpa and a drone-assisted Ice Bucket challenge.
The one-named exec posted his plans on Facebook, for which he designed the “Like” button.
Understanding why Sony pulled ahead in the console war.