neowin.net - 1/19/2009
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Microsoft is planning to unveil three new mobile services at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona next month. The software giant is aiming to move your mobile data into the cloud and rival Apple's MobileMe service. Microsoft announced the Windows Azure platform in October at its ...
technic3d.com - 1/21/2009
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technic3d.com —
Die Firma Microsoft ist nicht nur durch seine
Betriebssysteme weltweit bekannt, sondern auch durch seine Eingabegeräte. Mit...
der brandneuen kabellosen SideWinder X8 Mouse möchte Microsoft seine Peripherie-Serie mit der ersten BlueTrack Gamer-Maus ...
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Microsoft SideWinder X8 der neue Krösus der kabellosen ...
digitimes.com - 1/21/2009
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digitimes.com —
Microsoft is expected to start delivering its Windows
Mobile 6.5 OS (operating system) to handset makers in...
mid-2009 following the expected debut of the new mobile OS in the upcoming Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, according to sources at ...
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Microsoft expected to deliver Windows Mobile 6.5 OS to ...
venturebeat.com - 1/25/2009
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venturebeat.com —
The fallout from the layoffs announced by Microsoft
on Thursday continues: Among the casualties is Chris Early,...
general manager of Games for Windows Live, the online gaming service for gamers who play on personal computers. The division launched its ...
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Microsoft’s Chris Early, head of Games for ...
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Microsoft Planning to Launch MobileMe, App Store Clones at Mobile World Congress?
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... It's been known for some time that Microsoft was planning to launch its own version of Apple's iPhone / iPod Touch App Store, but a new report indicates that at the upcoming Mobile World Congress in February, they will not only launch that store, called SkyMarket, but a MobileMe competitor as well, named SkyBox. ...
Microsoft SkyBox rumored to compete with Apple MobileMe
I4U News —
... News Microsoft SkyBox rumored to compete with Apple MobileMe Microsoft is rumored to launch three services for Windows based mobile phones at the Mobile World Congress 2009 in Barcelona. NeoWin reports that Microsoft SkyBox, SkyLine and SkyMarket are the current codenames of the cloud services for WinMo phones. Microsoft SkyBox is offering Windows Mobile users what iPhone users can have with MobileMe plus automatic backup of their phones. Microsoft SkyLine is supposed a service that adds features to SkyBox for small businesses like Microsoft Exchange integration. ...
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... principles Gizmodo reports Circuit City closeout deals aren't deals at all and Michael Arringston's minimalist web tablet prototyped, fulfills (most) promises Gizmodo reports Belkin employee sheds light on Belkin's supposedly dirty practices HardwareLogic covers CES 2009 day 3 The Scrabble keyboard Software and gaming ComputerWorld reports Microsoft issues patches for 'nasty' Windows bugs Neowin reports Microsoft set to unveil MobileMe competitor next month Engineering Windows 7: " Windows Experience Index " ...
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