The Biggest Obstacle to Migrating Off Windows XP: App Compatibility Ann Maya, February 25, 2014 Time is running short for those organizations that still rely on Windows XP, because Microsoft plans on ending support. …
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer Resigning Nick Kolakowski, August 23, 2013 The controversial executive will step down within the next 12 months, according to Microsoft. …
Few Wanted Touchscreen Laptops In the First Place Nick Kolakowski, August 13, 2013 If Microsoft hoped that Windows 8 would spark a huge market for touch-screen laptops, it’s perhaps time to put those dreams on hold. …
Asustek Whacks Windows RT Tablet Nick Kolakowski, August 9, 2013 Is this the beginning of the end for Microsoft’s Windows RT experiment? …
Tablet Shipments Slowing Ahead of New iPad, Kindle Launches: IDC Nick Kolakowski, August 5, 2013 Despite Microsoft’s massive advertising campaigns, Windows on tablets continues to lag well behind Android and iOS. …
Enterprise Update for Windows 8 Pumps Up BYOD, Remote Work Kevin Fogarty, July 31, 2013 VDI, remote disk-wipe, contextual application control, and automatic VPN launch are among key features. …
Early Surface Sales Pitiful, Microsoft Reveals Nick Kolakowski, July 31, 2013 Microsoft’s annual Form 10-K shows its much-publicized Surface tablets have earned a paltry $853 million so far. …
Microsoft’s Ballmer Admits Surface Sales Poor: Reports Nick Kolakowski, July 26, 2013 Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer apparently suggested at an employee event that Windows and Surface sales are anemic. …
Windows 8 Finally Passes Vista: Net Applications Nick Kolakowski, July 1, 2013 Windows 8 faces multiple competitors, including old versions of Windows. …
Windows’ Future Looks Dimmer Nick Kolakowski, June 25, 2013 When Windows is thrown into the same market-share bucket as Android and iOS, its future battles suddenly look a whole lot harder. …
