The OS enters a formal beta test phase for the masses to test it out.
After Intuit turned what had been a standard feature for the Deluxe version into costly add-on, H&R Block moved in and offered its jilted customers a free alternative.
The latest stats from Net Applications would indicate that, but it's not the full story.
They lost the smartphone wars, but the two also-rans have a new battlefield – the TV.
You can't play Angry Birds on it, but you won't have to charge it for a month, either.
More people are testing the future OS than any previous version, and the bug fixes are piling up.
This warning has been around for years and hasn't changed, which means management isn't getting the message.
If I am right, this will be a tough year for tech and everyone else.
European publications claim Microsoft could go after the ad-blocking service, but without citing sources.
The developer API will be shut down next year. How long does the app have?
