A lesson from Economics 101: If a product’s selling successfully, you don’t drop the price. That’s what happened recently on Microsoft’s new Kin phone, and now the company’s decided to drop the device altogether.
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Tags: Kin, Microsoft, Windows 7, Windows Mobile
Anyone still using Internet Explorer 6 recently got a stern warning from Microsoft: Dump the browser now.
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Tags: browsers, Internet Explorer, Microsoft
It seems like many IT departments are starting to let go of Windows XP. Is your organization ready for a new OS?
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Looks like Microsoft’s only recourse is going to be taking their case to the Supreme Court. The company got slapped down again last week by the legal system in a patent fight with i4i, the one that ultimately led to the software giant having to remove a feature from Office 2007.
Tags: court, i4i, Microsoft, patent suit
Looking for a new job in IT? There’s something that could give you an edge, says the Dice Report on hiring in the technology sector:
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Tags: certification, Cisco, Dice Report, IT, Microsoft
Score one for the little guy this week in the battle that’s pitted Cryptome against two technology powerhouses — Microsoft and PayPal.
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Tags: account, Cryptome, Microsoft, PayPal, site, whistle blower
You know you’re in trouble when your own employees start buying the competition’s products. That’s apparently what’s happening to Microsoft these days.
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Tags: Apple, employees, iphone, Microsoft, Steve Ballmer, users, Wall Street Journal
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