Speculation swirled about for a few hours, but many sites got the scoop that the big latenight unveiling was going to be the Mirosoft Surface. To sum it up without hyperbole, the Microsoft Surface is a 30-inch tabletop with object recognition and a multi-touch, multi-user interface that will allow users to interact, create and consume digital and real-world content. More►
If you thought you were going to wait it out for 6 months to a year until the Apple iPhone came to your carrier, think again. AT&T and Apple, according to USA Today are destined to be in bed together at least until 2012. More►
After months of speculation and plenty of hype, the long awaited Xbox 360 Elite is ready for purchase at select online retailers and stores like Target, Best Buy, Circuit City and EB Games. Hurry because reports are coming in that the XBox 360 Elite is selliing out pretty fast. More►
Our friends at Nerd Approved have a few tidbits worth sharing. First the important stuff. Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate for $199.99 instead of the $399 $379.99 you’re used to seeing. That’s still not the $5 Windows Vista bargain price you’ll find in India or as good as bypassing Vista activation with Paradox’s solution but it’ll do. More►
Unless you’ve been living on a moon base, you had to have known that the new operating system from Microsoft is finally here. Celebrate it or hate it, Microsoft Windows Vista ($380) marks the start of a whole new way of computing and using technology to enhance your life. There are several versions of Vista available, but why not just go all out and get the top shelf? – Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate Edition.
I just read this post over at BlackBerryCool (BBC) and I must say, I don’t think Gates is gloating, just stating the obvious. Heck, BBC even knows that last year Microsoft received over half a million Windows Mobile software orders. We’re just now seeing the results.
I still believe the core of Microsoft’s growth is beyond brand recognition, but based more on the transformation of Microsoft as a company. Three key points give Microsoft a serious advantage:
So when you see the fruit of Microsoft partnering with Ford, remember that’s Windows Mobile. A lot of attention is on Microsoft Windows Vista, but Vista in this current generation can only go as far as Windows Mobile will allow it to go. More►
Rolling out in their “Sunday Best” during the North American International Auto Show are Ford and Microsoft with the “Sync” system. Looking to bring more media to users more often, we’ll all be able to connect via in-dash USB ports with our media players of choice (Zune / iPod) and control them with buttons on the steering wheel or through voice-activation. More►
Currently possessing the codename of Crossbow, the Microsoft OS for mobile phones was recently previewed by Mobile-Review. Crossbow, to be known in the future to the masses as Windows Mobile 6.0, was also handled by David Ciccone, who unfortunately, wasn’t very impressed with the upcoming Microsoft release. You can watch the video here, here or here. More►
