Research in Motion, the creator of BlackBerry, one of the most preferred and popular phones a few years ago, has had to face the run of the mill owing to irregular development and failure to release better equipped BlackBerry devices with satisfying frequency. The company has experienced a serious drop in sales and a lot Read more
Archive : Microsoft
Windows XP Celebrates Its 10th Anniversary Today
Software giant Microsoft introduced the first copies of Windows XP operating system to the PC manufacturers 10 years before the date of today. Not only that day by day XP became their popular operating system of all the time and in this matter it left the popularity of their other Operating System Windows 2000 and Read more
Windows 8 Will Come Out With Native USB 3.0 Supports
Software giant Microsoft has recently announced that their brand new upcoming Operating System Windows 8 is coming out in the market wearing the features of native USB 3.0 support – in short something that usually requires separate drivers until this release. By linking with the above fact in a Building Windows 8 blog post Dennis Read more
Does The Google-Motorola Deal Signify The End Of Open Source Android?
The offshoots of Google-Motorola deal are doing aggressive rounds among technology experts. According to a majority of experts, Google’s acquisition of Motorola might signify the end of open source Android and begin the era of Android phones manufactured by Google. Many are of the opinion that Google bought Motorola to be better equipped to fight Read more
An App Store for Windows 8 on the drawing board
Can you guess what is up Microsoft’s sleeve this time? The answer is an App Store. Yes, just like Apple, Microsoft is planning to introduce an App Store in Windows 8 the likes of which we all see in the Mac OS X. Microsoft’s President Steven Sinofsky is the man behind this revelation which in Read more
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