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When you got a goods news on hold it gets difficult to keep it confidential till the release. This is what happened to Microsoft when one of its truted partners revealed the news of the company’s big announce for Monday. SanDisk used the occasion — the unannounced occasion, that is — to let some members  [ Read More ]

Well we dont have much of information on this and we’d like to make sincere apologies on behalf of the person uploading the choice of music and transitions– but it looks like someone has managed to bag a shot of a Pink device attached up to a lappie in a coffee shop. We don’t have  [ Read More ]

As we all know Microsoft has already spoken for its progessive working of the Latest Windows 7 Service Pack 1, but it seems that the prime update has secretely leaked out slightly before hand. If not the update atleast the first look of it. The look has unexpectingly not changed at all but for the  [ Read More ]

Put your skeptic hats on kids ’cause we’ve got a juicy one for you. When Greig Williams, Nokia’s General Manager for South East Europe, was asked by the German language Die Presse whether Ovi Maps would be coming to Android and Windows Mobile he responded very simply, “That will be the next step.” Well then,  [ Read More ]

Alright, keep your socks on here, this is as noncommittal a statement as Redmond can make on the matter, but when asked directly about the likelihood and possibility of Windows Mobile 6.5 phones being transitioned to the new hotness that is Windows Phone 7 Series, Microsoft’s Alex Reeve had this to say: It’s early days  [ Read More ]

You know, January is all but expired now. Gone are the heady (or is that headless?) days of CES 2010, and we’re nearly past the rumor euphoria of the decade, so what do we have to look forward to? According to CNET’s sources, WinMo 7. This year. Sure, we heard as much from DigiTimes, but  [ Read More ]

We learned back in November that Windows 7 was having a much (much!) better first few days in retail than Vista did when it launched, but now that the system has had a full quarter and change to make an impression, it looks as if that growth isn’t slowing down. According to new figures from  [ Read More ]

As if you needed another impetus to abandon cable and satellite TV, The New York Times is reporting behind closed door dealings are afoot between Microsoft and Walt Disney Company, with order of business being ESPN streaming via Xbox 360. According to the anonymous source, live streams of sporting events à la the now aptly-titled  [ Read More ]

If you’re China-based and you think there might be an xpPhone in your future, we’ve got some news for you: according to an email from ITG, the device will cost from 3,000 – 4,500 Chinese RMB (or about $400 – $650), depending on options. Funny how the world works — put Windows XP on a  [ Read More ]

This next item’s for any rogue states out there that might be planning a comprehensive wave of cyber-attacks: It looks like Microsoft has admitted that indeed it was a security flaw in Internet Explorer that hackers based in China exploited in the recent attacks on Google. As is often the case, the flaw is neatly  [ Read More ]