In the latest security report from a major malware vendor, Microsoft is nowhere to be seen.
Just in time for Windows 8 to hit the market, an otherwise dormant company out of Maine hits Microsoft with a patent lawsuit regarding what used to be called the 'Metro' UI.
Though Windows 8 may be exciting for its cross-platform access, app developers remain wary of building apps for Windows Phone 8.
Rumors are flying that Microsoft may not release any more Win 7 service packs, leaving IT in the lurch.
Tablets and smartphones will continue to eat at the PC's dominance and all Microsoft can do is hold on, says the firm.
The latest proof of the telecom giant's growing influence is that it grabbed Microsoft's CES slot.
Now how did Microsoft make 100k apps magically appear in three months? It helps if they already exist.
Who says nothing exciting is happening in the PC business?
Microsoft supporters may feel the company gave up an advantage, but in reality, it will gain a great deal from this.
Bloomberg says the go-ahead has not been given but Intel says it is. More trouble in the old Wintel alliance?
