Tag Archives: microsoft
Your guide to Windows Mobile 6.5 for business
Posted on01. Oct, 2009 by Rob.
From touchscreen capabilities to revamped versions of Mobile Explorer and Mobile Outlook, Windows Mobile 6.5 has plenty to offer the corporate user
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The only Snow Leopard vs Windows 7 comparison that matters
Posted on10. Nov, 2008 by Rob.
But which one can run Snood and porn at the same time?
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Microsoft drops Seinfeld ads, goes on Apple offensive
Posted on18. Sep, 2008 by Rob.
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New Zune rocks around the clock?
Posted on16. Sep, 2008 by Rob.
I just had to laugh at this comment from Brian Seitz, group marketing manager for the Microsoft Zune on the version 3.0 software announced today: “A clock,” Seitz says. “Not a huge deal, but a lot of people have been itching for a clock since day one, and we’re excited to get it in there with this release.” Wha?
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8 reasons why it sucks to be an early adopter
Posted on20. May, 2008 by Rob.
From the PSP to the iPhone, the course of gadget love never quite runs smooth. Here’s why
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Apple TV is a pig, needs a lot of lipstick
Posted on24. Jan, 2008 by Rob.
Microsoft PR spreads FUD over Macworld ‘misses’
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Steve Jobs: Blu-ray win is meaningless
Posted on18. Jan, 2008 by Rob.
Apple bigwig bigs up HD movie downloads, slates Microsoft’s Zune
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Microsoft, Adobe get set for Macworld
Posted on10. Jan, 2008 by Rob.
Office 2008 and Photoshop Elements 6.0 to debut
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Apple reveals iPod touch, cuts cost of US iPhone
Posted on07. Sep, 2007 by Rob.
Hurrah! Brand new lickable iPods / Boo! No iPhone for the UK – yet
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HD DVD group disses Blu-ray’s Target win [cat fight]
Posted on27. Jul, 2007 by Rob.
Xbox HD DVD drives and software will continue to be sold
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Why 70 percent of Zune owners wish they hadn’t bothered
Posted on23. Jul, 2007 by Rob.
Should have bought an Apple iPod instead
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CES 2006: Blu-ray and HD DVD are go
Posted on06. Jan, 2006 by Rob.
This is it. After months – no, years of speculation – the Blu-ray and HD DVD camps have finally pulled on their boxing gloves and are going to be slugging it out in the only bare-knuckle bout that matters: the fight for the hearts, minds and, most importantly, wallets of US consumers
