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Four "Softies" and a pizza guy make for an unconventional approach to promoting an upcoming conference. From Pod: NewTeeVee Added By: newteevee Tags: Microsoft, boy band, comedy ... Source: www.news.com --- 3 days ago
The New system, which is centered around an intuitive graphical interface and an avatar motif, is hoped to attract core and casual users alike. ... Source: asia.cnet.com --- 2 days ago
Amidst a New range of mice and one gaming keyboard, the latest optical tracking technology from Microsoft steals the limelight. ... Source: asia.cnet.com --- 1 hour ago
In the New Xbox Live experience, much of the interface is designed to cascade horizontally across the screen, allowing users to see a wide selection of choices. On HD TVs, users ... ... Source: pogue.blogs.nytimes.com --- 3 days ago
Microsoft really wants you to use their search engine. So much, in fact, that they'll pay you for it. ... Source: slashdot.org --- 7 hours ago
Anthony_Cargile writes "Microsoft announced Friday their New 'M' language, designed especially for building textual domain-specific languages and software models with XAML. Microsoft will also announce Quadrant, for building and viewing models visually, and a repository for storing and combining models using a SQL Server database. While some say the language is simply their 'D' language renamed to a further letter down the alphabet, the language is criticized for lack of a promised cross-platform function because of its ties to MS SQL server, which only runs on Windows." Read more of this story at Slashdot. ... Source: news.zdnet.co.uk --- 1 day ago
As Yahoo's stock reaches New lows, a private-equity fund that owns a percentage of the internet company's stock has suggested a deal to sell to Microsoft for $22 a share ...
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clipped by: David M Ewalt clipper's remarks: Ballmer must be getting ready to give up on Vista if he's already talking the merits of the company's next OS. Clip Source: bits.blogs.nytimes.com Steve Ballmer, Microsoft’s chief executive, has hit the European press circuit in full-on tease mode. He’s talking up a New version of the Windows operating system that will cater to so-called cloud computing technology, where people use software running in a data center rather than on their local machine. Mr. Ballmer has mentioned this operating system, called Windows Cloud, at events in London and Paris . The name-dropping comes ahead of Microsoft’s Professional Developers Conference later this month in Los Angeles. So what exactly is Windows Cloud? Well, Microsoft won’t budge on exact details just yet. Tags: Microsoft , vista , cloud , google , steve ballmer ... Source: digg.originalsignal.com --- 2 days ago
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At the Tokyo Game Show this week, both Microsoft and Sony prepared gamers for the arrival of their New, and distinct, online experiences. ... Source: www.techworld.com --- 5 days ago
MDOP R2 now available. The R2 release does not include the New licence reconciliation features for MDOP's Asset Inventory Service 1.5 (AIS). That update will be available in early November. The AIS 1.5 reconciliation feature tells users if the software deployed in their infrastructure is compliant with their licensing agreements. ... Source: www.videogamer.com --- 2 days ago
King of Fighters '98 Ultimate Match, Metal Slug 7 and Tenchu: Shadow Assault coming. ... Source: spong.com --- 2 days ago
9 Oct 2008: Knowing Mii, Knowing You - Tokyo Game Show keynote brings 360 dashboard news ... Source: searchengineland.com --- 1 day ago
Mithras Capital, a small Yahoo institutional shareholder, is suggesting that Microsoft take another look at Yahoo and buy the company for $22 per share. That’s $9 less than Microsoft’s original bid for Yahoo during the takeover saga earlier this year. Yahoo shares are now trading near their 52 week low. As of the stock market’s [...] ... Source: www.gamefocus.ca --- 2 days ago
Talk Xbox has a list of some upcoming Xbox Live Arcade titles...Always expanding its suite of downloadable games, Microsoft has seen fit to announce a slew of New Xbox Live Arcade titles set to release as early as this winter and early 2009. Space... ... Source: www.tectonic.co.za --- 5 days ago
Mono project releases version 2.0 of .Net application alternative. ... Source: www.crn.com.au --- 3 days ago
Microsoft Australia has appointed Tony Ward as director of business and marketing operations. ... Source: www.9to5mac.com --- 2 days ago
Microsoft isn't just suffering from Google-envy - it's got a high dose of Apple envy, too - now it seems set to do what it can to transform the Xbox 360 into more of an Apple TV-alternate than before. Microsoft today announced at the Tokyo Game Show 2008 that the New Xbox Experience will launch on Wednesday, Nov. 19, when the company aims to "put more entertainment at their fingertips than any other device connected to the TV." Microsoft also announced that beginning this month shoppers buying one of these consoles will get a bunch of games for free (at least in the US). But it's not just games: existing film, TV and music offerings all seem set to be ramped-up with the New "Experience", which will also offer enhanced sharing and social networking features through Xbox Live (well, that's if we're translating this message out of Redmond correctly). As we all know, the Xbox 360 already offers over 12,000 films and TV episodes from Netflix, and a large online library of on-demand high-definition TV shows and movies from partners such as Constantin, Disney, MGM, NBC Universal and Warner Bros. Entertainment. However, with the company slashing console prices and offering free titles, we wonder just how much cash investors are going to allow Microsoft to fork out as it follows its imitation innovation strategy? ... Find more results for New Microsoft on RSSMicro.com |
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Phil Muncaster, vnunet.com , Friday 10 October 2008 at 12:17:00 Real PC campaign to address common 'misconceptions' Microsoft is to launch the first in a New series of TV adverts this Saturday in a bid to rejuvenate the Windows product line and move on from the failure of its previous campaign featuring Jerry Seinfeld. The Real PC campaign, which kicks off with an advert on the evening of 11 October, will set out to address common "misconceptions" about PCs, and position Windows as essential to consumers and business professionals on any device. The campaign will also try to show the diversity of PC users with an 'I'm a PC' initiative, whereby consumers will be encouraged to upload messages to Microsoft's Life Without Walls web site. "This is where we set the record straight, shatter the stereotype and show who the real PCs are," said Rob Reilly, executive creative director at ad agency Crispin Porter + Bogusky. ...