Microsoft Archive
Archives for September 2014
The Windows chief says he expects Windows to remain free for smaller devices.
The operating system, due next year, is designed to blend Windows old and new, and will also serve as the next version for Microsoft’s Windows Phone software.
The PC business may have slumped, but Windows is still key.
Plus, Retina Display iMacs, smack talk from Larry Ellison, monster leeches and robot octopi!
Google will pay attention.
The company will offer its database as a cloud service.
Plus, BlackBerry ships 200,000 Passports, ISRO’s Mars Orbiter speaks and the LA Clippers say goodbye to their iPads.
FBI director James Comey wants more from Apple and Google over their privacy policies.
The creator of Lotus Notes and former Microsoft chief software architect is now focused on mobile collaboration with Talko, the startup that came out of stealth this week.
Sometimes, written words just don’t do the job.
She’s funnier than Siri, for one thing.
Reviewing the latest lineup of Apple products, looking back on the legendary CEO’s legacy at Oracle and assessing what the Chinese e-commerce giant will do with all that dough.
Kennedy most recently oversaw the product management team that was working on a new set of payments-related products for consumers at the e-commerce giant.