Droid: iPhone-killer or Windows Mobile-killer?

Nov 7, 2009

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Apple Takes Bite Out of Microsoft Security

about.com

Nov 5, 2009

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cio.com bigblog.com networkworld.com yahoo.com nwsource.com therawfeed.com pcworld.com msmobiles.com dailymail.co.uk computerworld.com timesonline.co.uk about.com

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Windows 7 Could Make Microsoft the GM of Software

A management consultant says Windows 7's success could be the worst thing to happen to Microsoft. Preston Gralla, Computerworld at Microsoft over the news that Windows 7 sales are skyrocketing. A well-known management...

Microsoft: Windows Mobile Total Access has changed its name to Windows phone Insider

msmobiles.com

November 07, 2009 [General] | By Edward J. R. While competition of Microsoft is working on new features in their operating systems - like 1000 new APIs in iPhone OS or FREE turn-by-turn navigation in Android - in Microsoft it's...

Open-Source Windows Mobile: Is Microsoft's Current Licensing Model Dated?

bigblog.com

Windows Mobile has long been an "open" and extensible platform built upon the Windows CE core, but openness doesn't translate to open-source, and that might mean adoption problems for the software maker in the future. We've...

A Zure Thing? (at Forbes.com)

yahoo.com

Forbes Asia Magazine dated November 16, 2009 Microsoft thinks it can sell big companies on its new cloud computing program, Azure. Or is it a pie in the sky? Out of the blue: Microsoft's new operating system will run through...

Has Microsoft Placed Its Last Mobile Bet? (PC World)

yahoo.com

PC World - When Microsoft first started talking about building mobile-phone software back in the late 1990s, handset makers that had been in the market for years scoffed. Sure, Microsoft was a huge software developer, but...

Microsoft Battles on in Mobile, Search and the Cloud (PC World)

yahoo.com

By IDG News Service staff, IDG News Service - Fri Nov 6, 2009 12:20PM EST Add articles about technology to your My Yahoo! As Microsoft launches Windows 7 and seeks to banish the ghost of its less-than-successful Vista OS, it is...

Has Microsoft Placed Its Last Mobile Bet?

Nancy Gohring, IDG News Service When Microsoft first started talking about building mobile-phone software back in the late 1990s, handset makers that had been in the market for years scoffed. But Microsoft, with its deep...

Microsoft Battles on in Mobile, Search and the Cloud

IDG News Service staff, IDG News Service As Microsoft launches Windows 7 and seeks to banish the ghost of its less-than-successful Vista OS, it is fighting to defend its primacy as the world's leading software company. Apple...

Microsoft battles on in mobile, search and the cloud

networkworld.com

The company is fighting to defend its role as a global software leader By Idg News Service Staff , IDG News Service , 11/06/2009 As Microsoft launches Windows 7 and seeks to banish the ghost of its less-than-successful Vista...

Has Microsoft placed its last mobile bet?

networkworld.com