Defining The Cloud

An attempt to define what cloud and cloud computing is. Steve Jobs’ RDF has confused several.

Did Microsoft Dump Silverlight With Windows 8?

Steven Sinofsky might not have mentioned Sliverlight and talked about HTML5/JS but that was in my opinion a PR stunt to ensure Windows 8 got as much positive press as it could.

“Chatter” A Unified Voice & IM App In Windows 8

Windows 8 will have a new communication service called Chatter according to some new findings by Windows enthusiasts.

Microsoft’s Upcoming Video Chat Service Spotted In Windows 8?

An icon on the new Windows 8 lock screen hints at video messaging integration in Windows 8.

Zune and Windows 8

A missing Zune icon on the music tile and a separate video tile. Phase-out of Zune imminent.

Cable Companies Finally Feeling The Heat

Time Warner is offering $5 off on Internet connection if users subscribe to their cable services. Signs of Internet streaming affecting traditional cable TV are all true.

Microsoft, Nokia & Developers – The Challenges

Developers are opting for iOS and Android for coding their apps. Windows Phone 7 is not a choice as of now. If Nokia decides to do their own app store it will lead to developer factions and fragmentation.

[Live Blog] Windows Phone 7 Mango Event

Group live blog of Microsoft’s VIP event for Windows Phone 7 Mango held in New York City.

Enterprise IT Is On Verge Of ‘Consumerization’

Consumerization as a trend in enterprise IT is changing how a user works with flexible work hours and travelling. Microsoft understands this shift and has products that help companies adopt to the change.

Microsoft’s Leverage Against Carriers For WP7

Microsoft with their Skype purchase in addition to the integration of Facebook and Windows Live Messaging integration will let them play ball on the negotiations table with the carriers.

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