by beatak Apple iPad, Microsoft Exchange and Email The introduction of the iPad, one of many pioneer products from Apple, announces to business and private individuals alike that the future has arrived. The device is a light-weight, slender, mini-computer; an entire Apple operating system thinner than a notebook. While enjoying the crisp quality of...
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New Apple Software, Not New Macs, Could Claw Microsoft Wednesday Apple will host a “Back to the Mac” event in Cupertino on Wednesday. Hint: Apple isn’t about to intr Read more on Forbes RIM CEO Slams Apple ‘distortion Field’ Research In Motion co-CEO Jim Balsillie has accused Apple of creating a “distortion field” and...
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Microsoft To Rival Apple With Tablet Computers By Christmas A Microsoft slate to counter Apple’s popular iPad tablet computer will be seen by the Christmas holiday, Microsoft’s Chief Executive Steve Ballmer said on Tuesday. Read more on FOX40 Sacramento Microsoft CEO says will see Windows slates by Christmas A Microsoft slate to counter Apple’s...
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Microsoft Shares Hit by Goldman Downgrade Microsoft Corp shares fell 2 percent Monday after Goldman Sachs cut its rating to “neutral,” citing worries of a slow recovery in PC sales and a threat from tablet computers, which do not include Windows software. Read more on Finance Technology Network Microsoft Hopes to Bury iPhone, Android...
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Microsoft releases Office for Mac 2011 to manufacturing Microsoft on Friday released its long awaited Office for Mac 2011 to manufacturing, keeping in line with its expected release date before the holiday shopping season–some time in late October. The company, which has been working on the next-generation Office suite for the Mac for nearly...
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Microsoft sidelines Courier tablet plan Microsoft has sidelined a “Courier” project said to be focused on building a twin-screen tablet computer that could be used for entertainment and work. Read more on Brisbane Times
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Microsoft Files Patent For Wireless Charging Pad Microsoft filed a patent application for a wireless charging pad for portable devices, which could become a useful accessory for both smartphones and tablet PCs. Other companies, including Palm and Nokia, have either released or been experimenting with wireless charging docks. Read more on eWeek
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