Microsoft on to a winner with Kinect
Microsoft has something concrete to celebrate, which is the success of Kinect. But as well-received as its motion-control technology has been to this point, the future looks even brighter.
Microsoft has something concrete to celebrate, which is the success of Kinect. But as well-received as its motion-control technology has been to this point, the future looks even brighter.
It’s cute when companies buddy up to one another, even if it is purely to further their own ends.
Microsoft has been working on its cloud computing products and marketing for a while now. In the crowded cloud of Google Docs, Zoho, Yahoo, Rackspace, Salesforce and Amazon to name a few, Microsoft is banking on its name and proven desktop solutions to bring in cloud computing sales. So far it is working.
It has arrived, finally. Microsoft has freed Windows 7 Service Pack 1 onto the world, with home users now able to download it.
During the 2011 Healthcare IT Conference and Exhibition in Orlando, Dell presented a new service that may radically change the way healthcare providers deal with patient information. Dell is currently working on bringing a cloud-based healthcare service to the providers.
President Obama had dinner with 14 very important guests recently. And the list of invitees included many of the great and good of the tech world. But not Steve Ballmer.
It was rumored last week that Microsoft would be going through a major corporate reshuffle in its management structure. It appears that some of those changes have started taking place at Microsoft headquarters. The restructuring also clearly targets cloud computing as an area of focus.
According to reports Microsoft may be in for another big corporate shakeup which may be announced this month. This comes only a few months after a major reshuffling back in October.
Microsoft claims La Familia is selling bootleg copies of Office, and the company is using this to show how counterfeiting and piracy is a more serious problem than many people believe.
Two tech giants went head-to-head today, with Google accusing Microsoft of essentially copying from it to improve Bing search results.