Due to the emergence of social media, Microsoft launches its new Kin smartphones. The Kin smartphone lets you download photos while its home screen is fed by up-to-the-minute updates from social media websites such as Facebook and Twitter. The Kin smartphone comes in two variants, the Kin One and the Kin Two. Both phones will be distributed by Verizon in the United States and by Vodafone internationally.
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Microsoft has confirmed that they will be releasing an update for Xbox 360 consoles on April 6, allowing owners to use a USB memory stick with their console to store game information, saved games, profile and the like.
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The latest incarnation of Microsoft Internet Explorer will not be able to run on Windows XP, according to Microsoft executives.
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has joined the popular microblogging site Twitter on Tuesday. His first tweet was: “‘Hello World.’ Hard at work on my foundation letter — publishing on 1/25.”
The “@BillGates” Twitter account has been there for some time, but it was not the real Gates or any of his staff members. But now, the [...]
Microsoft, one of the biggest software companies in the world, has allegedly stolen source codes from Plurk’s web service.
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Windows Vista users running compatible hardware will soon be able to run DirectX 11 compatible applications.
T-Mobile has announced on their website that a recent failure with integrating their Sidekick devices with servers at Danger has most probably resulted in the loss of all personal data stored by their customers in the cloud.
According to a statement by T-Mobile on their official forums, all personal data on Sidekicks have “almost certainly [been] [...]
Sony has decided to fully support Google in a controversial copyright lawsuit settlement that would allow the search giant to build a unified system for managing the availability of books and publications over the internet.
Microsoft is scheduled to release Windows 7, their newest Windows platform for PCs, on October 22, and promises to provide improvements that far eclipse Windows XP and Windows Vista, the two versions most widely in use today. A Wired.com report provides an early peek at the much-awaited OS.
