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I am not sure how to address this situation as there are many ideas fighting each others to justify their ‘real’ sense. It has not been much time when Microsoft and Nokia packed themselves together through a controversial and...

Successful business models can always en-cash opportunities and if it’s at the cost of competitor or from their products/services – nothing can be better than that. A year back when Microsoft made an agreement with HTC that entitled it...

Finally, the hidden stone has been thrown in the public – probably mistakenly – and the whole world is reacting on this within their best capacity. On Monday, speaking at Microsoft developer Conference in Tokyo, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer...

Skype acquisition efforts are turning out to be more fascinating with every passing day. Last week speculations were made favoring Facebook to ‘shake hand’ with Skype, then Google fuel the fire by showing interest in Skype and yesterday technology...

For the last one week or so, possibilities of Skype acquisition/tie-up by Facebook or Google are swirling over the Internet. Two separate sources of Reuters have confirmed that company is progressing talks with both Facebook and Google, either for...

So the “D” day has finally come and as we had predicted around a month back, Microsoft has managed to pocket Nokia – atleast virtually.  Today Nokia has posted letter to its web site from Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer and...

Just a day before when Nokia is expected to announce its further strategy and some “big decision”, Stephen Elop is, apparently, trying to set the expectations of the employees by an internal memo. Fearing the company has reached a...

It has been months when speculations are being made about Microsoft’s biggest and latest initiative – Acquisition probability of a cellphone firm by software giant. Especially after the rollout of Microsoft’s latest mobile platform – Windows Phone 7 –...

Microsoft has claimed that the use of cloud computing technology can reduce the carbon emissions by 30 per cent. According to a recent study commissioned by Microsoft and conducted by solution provider Accenture and WSP Environment and Energy, businesses that run applications in the cloud can reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions by about 30 percent or more compared to running those same applications on their own on-premise infrastructure.

Let’s have some fun- Can you remember when was the last time you saw one of the Apple’s infamous “Get a Mac” ads ? Probably it’s been months. The recent sales figures of Windows 7, released by Microsoft on...