Video Technology: Microsoft’s Mobile Efforts and More
Published June 24, 2011 | 
In this video, we get a glimpse at an early version of a Microsoft Mango smartphone; We have the scoop on web video site Hulu weighing the benefits of a sale; a Bay Area start up, Lytro, is promising its technology will literally shift the focus on photo-taking; and more on RIM.
The Fruits of Microsoft’s Mobile Efforts
Video Asia: Microsoft Speaks About Piracy
Published May 27, 2011 | 
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer sounded Microsoft’s concerns and complaints about piracy in China, but what continues to grow is the issue of piracy that negatively impacts and effects Chinese companies by reducing their resulting levels of success. Currently it’s a mixed economic picture that should become clearer with time.
Microsoft Gripes about China
Technology Video! Microsoft Calling Skype!
Published May 10, 2011 | 
Early in Skype’s life, eBay acquired it and really didn’t have a very good for how Skype could best fit eBay’s plans for future business. So now we turn the page and it appears the next phase of Skype’s life could be as part of Microsoft. What could the software giant be thinking and do with the service, and could it prove to be a better fit than its former owner eBay?
Skype Takes a Call from Microsoft!
Microsoft: Windows 7 Reaches 10 Percent Market Share!
Published February 4, 2010 | 
According to Net Applications, Windows 7 reached a 4% market share in a very respectable less than three weeks, and in comparison, it took Windows Vista seven months to reach the same mark, and as of January 29, 2010, Microsoft announced that they had sold more than 60 million Windows 7 licenses.
So we think it can be said with relative certainty that Microsoft got it right this time with Windows 7, especially after the mistake they called Vista. They got it right developing a product better than its predecessor, with less annoying quirks, faster, smoother, and much more compatible with more peripherals and software.
Initial sales numbers and market share reports have shown that Windows 7 is on the right track, and it’s starting to become obvious that it will be one of the most successful products in Windows history, especially since it already caught 10 percent market share in just approximately three months after it arrived on the market October 22, 2009. Windows Vista currently holds around 20% market share, while the 9-year-old Windows XP is still alive and kicking at between 60-70%.
Microsoft Video: Prototype Next Generation Office Wall!
Published October 12, 2009 | 
No matter what is said by many about Microsoft’s products currently on the market, when it comes to concepts that are revolutionary in their very nature that are combined with extremely flashy and cool prototypes, Microsoft has always been in front of the industry as the indisputable leader, and this presentation is worth taking a look at.
The latest really cool next-generation prototype out of Microsoft Research to be shown to the public has integrated a home office environment and combined it with the wonders of interactive wall displays, a Microsoft Surface and a digital assistant guide (DAG), with a voice that will remind many of past classic science fiction movies about the future.
Microsoft Shows Off Prototype!