Microsoft’s much awaited Windows Phone will be packing up a huge punch with the impending release of the Skype app. According to Skype’s vice president of products, Rick Osterloh, “working on a Windows Phone product that will be coming out soon.” He revealed this at an interview at the Consumer Electronics Show last week. Microsoft [...]
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In China, employees who are furious with their employers tend to voice out their sentiments in a different manner. While in other countries, people take to the streets and air their concerns, in China workers simply threaten their employers with a mass suicide over an unsettled disputes over their salaries. Not to generalize the whole [...]
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A bevy of individuals flocked the Consumer Electronic Show in Vegas which opened last Tuesday. According to the show’s organizer, they nearly had 150,000 attendants that booked for hotel rooms in this city this year. The convention had a record 3,100 companies present in the event. Their stalls ranges from small ones to mega boots [...]
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Let us pause for a minute of silence to remember Internet Explorer 6… The old browser was finally laid to rest — at least in the United States. The 11-year-old IE6 has seen its share of flaws in the years it served its users. The news was reported as new data showed that no more [...]
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Intel is welcoming the new year with a bang! The company’s Clover Trail silicon is the first release of the chipmaker for the up coming Windows 8 tablets. The latter is an Atom chip that is due for release during the second half of the year. Windows 8 is also scheduled to be released around [...]
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Microsoft’s in-house browser, Internet Explorer, seems to have difficulty in finding ways to stop the continuing fall of their market share. The Internet Explorer has lost eight-tenths of a percentage point last month to finish with a share of 51.9%. These figures are based on metrics company Net Applications. They also added that IE dropped [...]
Continue reading →This year was another banner year for search engine giant Google. And according to the market research giant Nielsen, Google came out on top of all the websites as the top internet destinations this year. According to the report, Google had 153.4 million unique visitors per month on the average. While Facebook, who by the [...]
Continue reading →The Consumer Electronics Show will be missing a particular company after their next year when Microsoft Corp., which has been a solid presence in the convention for the past two decades, pulled out of the event. Microsoft’s CEO usually gives a keynote address in the trade show highlighting recent developments of their products. But the [...]
Continue reading →Microsoft announced last Tuesday that a trade panel judge said that Motorola Mobility transgressed their patented technology in developing their smartphones. A judge from the U.S. International Trade Commission said that Motorola Mobility violated one of Microsoft’s patent that enables users to schedule meetings using its devices. According to a statement by David Howard, Microsoft’s [...]
Continue reading →The tightly contested battle between Internet browsers is now starting to end in a win by Google’s own browser Chrome. Mozilla Firefox, who used to lord over the race has been losing ground to Chrome. One report said that the latter is in front of Firefox for the first time outpointing it by a mere [...]
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