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Category Archives: Microsoft
Nokia Ace possibly leaked, brandishes an AT&T logo
A new Nokia phone has just been leaked onto the internet as part of a holiday greeting of sorts, sporting an AT&T logo and 4G reception. Although speculation should always be taken with a grain of salt, Paul Thurrott of … Continue reading
WP7 Mango to be on multiple upcoming Nokia phones
Shortly after the folks over at Redmond unveiled the newest version of Windows Phone 7, dubbed “Mango”, Nokia has confirmed that several of its future device slated for release this year will sport Microsoft’s newest mobile operating system. Nokia has … Continue reading
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Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart price Kinect at $150
When Kinect was re-announced at Day 0 of the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), Microsoft released no pricing for the Xbox 360 addon. Now, in addition to GameStop, Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart are all taking the liberty of pricing $150 for the … Continue reading
Windows 7 Touch Pack not just for OEMs anymore
One of the selling points of Windows 7 when it came out was the irresistible touch pack, a suite of applications designed for multi-touch, which only just came out as an optional user download. Before today, only OEMs had access to the … Continue reading
This is how Bing’s turning off the lights
What you see above is the Earth Hour style of Bing…which is today’s pictures only with lights off. Quoting ourselves from two posts ago, “it’s nice that Microsoft wants to spread the cause of saving the environment, but for those who did their research will know that it will use more energy to show black on flat panel screen that it does for other colors.” Continue reading