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Microsoft and Apple have been fighting each other for the public perception in the Innovation Space, Apple has been in the front, putting together ideas and services faster than Microsoft and solutions that work as advertised. In the other hand, Microsoft has been showing and promising excellent costumers and business solutions, but some of them failed to passionate the developers. Take .Net for example, take Windows Vista, Take Windows Live Search Books, to name a few of them. Microsoft promises, Apple delivers.

Helping to propel large-scale mobile phone deployments by businesses, Microsoft Corp. today announced at CTIA Wireless 2008 the immediate availability of System Center Mobile Device Manager 2008 and plans for a Microsoft Mobile Services Plan (MMSP) to be available from mobile operators worldwide. Together with Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1, the software and services provide the best solution for midsize and large businesses to manage and help protect Windows Mobile phones.

Microsoft Surface is the first commercially available surface computer from Microsoft. Beginning April 17, customers can experience Microsoft Surface in select AT&T retail locations, including stores in New York City, Atlanta, San Antonio and San Francisco. Based on the success and learning from these initial pilot deployments, plans for further expansion across AT&T's 2,200 U.S.-based retail stores will be determined.

InformationWeek is reporting that Microsoft is planning to take on the "Get a Mac" campaign that has been criticizing Windows Vista poor performance and that has managed to have a tremendous effect in computer users switching from Windows PC to Mac. Microsoft will tell people how good is Windows Vista now and how the Wow effect will solve your recent Windows nightmares.

Windows Mobile is improving smartphones to better meet people's rapidly expanding work and personal needs, Microsoft Corp. today announced. At CTIA Wireless 2008, the company unveiled the newest version of Internet Explorer Mobile, which adds desktop-grade Web browsing to Windows Mobile phones. In addition, Microsoft announced Windows Mobile 6.1, an update for its Windows Mobile software that includes new time-saving features, easier phone navigation and management, and increased security safeguards.

We all know that with Windows Vista Microsoft lose the orientation and turned it into another Windows Me. Microsoft spent 5 years creating the most advanced Operating System in decades, sophisticated filesystem, new interface and a long list of features e

We all know that with Windows Vista Microsoft lose the orientation and turned it into another Windows Me. Microsoft spent 5 years creating the most advanced Operating System in decades, sophisticated filesystem, new interface and a long list of features e

We all know that with Windows Vista Microsoft lose the orientation and turned it into another Windows Me. Microsoft spent 5 years creating the most advanced Operating System in decades, sophisticated filesystem, new interface and a long list of features enought to create two OSes, but something happened in the way to heaven and the system suffered some delays, features cut and ended up being a Windows Me Light, nothing resembles in Vista to what they promised.

Hilarious!! This is how we can call Apple and its great sense of humors, while we all expect a counter attack from Apple to the recent "I am a PC" rip off from Microsoft, Apple launches the "Bean Counter" ad that hits hard where it really hurts, putting ins perspective how much is Microsoft investing in clean its Windows reputation or mess.

Oct 1, 2007 (Edit) Adobe makes its way to web-based word processors Google hass ignited the new race in Online Word-Processors with its Office Suite aimed at providing inexpensive business solutions for everybody, everywhere. Microsoft later woke up and

Oct 1, 2007 (Edit) Adobe makes its way to web-based word processors Google hass ignited the new race in Online Word-Processors with its Office Suite aimed at providing inexpensive business solutions for everybody, everywhere. Microsoft later woke up and promised that someday their Office Applications will be Internet based to extend their presence in the desktop to the Virtual Office and now Adobe announced that has acquired Virtual Ubiquity' Buzzword, an Apollo based word processor.

Oct 1, 2007 (Edit) Adobe makes its way to web-based word processors Google hass ignited the new race in Online Word-Processors with its Office Suite aimed at providing inexpensive business solutions for everybody, everywhere. Microsoft later woke up and promised that someday their Office Applications will be Internet based to extend their presence in the desktop to the Virtual Office and now Adobe announced that has acquired Virtual Ubiquity' Buzzword, an Apollo based word processor.

We all know that with Windows Vista Microsoft lose the orientation and turned it into another Windows Me. Microsoft spent 5 years creating the most advanced Operating System in decades, sophisticated filesystem, new interface and a long list of features enought to create two OSes, but something happened in the way to heaven and the system suffered some delays, features cut and ended up being a Windows Me Light, nothing resembles in Vista to what they promised.

Zune is Microsoft failed attempt to stop the ipod from getting the whole Windows mp3 platform and a response to the ill-fated Playforsure initiative that let hung a large group of mp3 player makers, which couldn't dent the ipod almost monopoly. Microsoft's Zune has been a joke, selling only 2 millions in 2 years of existence while Apple sells more than 10 millions in 3 months.

This week with heard about the Apple Tax from the mouth of Microsoft head master Steve Ballmer in a vague attempt to derail Apple's notebook event, something that immediately the media echoed and started to refrain it like parrots, but does really exist an Apple Tax?, the short and truthful answer is yes.

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While Yahoo is doing its best to put its business back on track, Microsoft is trying desperately to have an online presence and enjoy this lucrative business model at Yahoo! expense, only showing signs that Yahoo! future is uncertain.

This new ad is totally different, it is about human, about people interacting with their PCs, creationists, designers, celebrities, teachers and even the Conquistador himself (Bill Gates), but it is totally impossible to take apart from those humans the bad experiences they have suffered using Windows, how viruses destroyed their long hours work and how a scanner driver reset the whole computer and put your time in captivity.

Do you remember something about Origami? No, no the japanese papel folding techniques, the Microsoft "outofthisworld" device/platform that will change how we interact with our mobile devices…

Apple has been a consumers company from day one and all its design and innovation work has served to position Apple in the front of the pc industry, Apple sales have skyrocketed every single quarter, but silently the enterprise sale has been not so excellent, Apple has managed to make son inroad into Business America and now that Windows Vista has been a fiasco, a large number of IT managers have started to look to Mac OS X and Mac as a solid alternative to Microsoft failed upgrade.

HTC announced the nationwide availability of the HTC Shift™. Harnessing the power of Windows Vista and Microsoft Origami Experience 2.0, the HTC Shift blends advanced wireless connectivity with a sleek design that is half the size and a fraction of the weight of a standard notebook. Operating on the Sprint Mobile Broadband Network, the HTC Shift can leverage always-connected CDMA-EVDO connectivity and features true push email with up to three days of battery life. Today, Sprint covers more square miles, cities, and airports with mobile broadband than any other carrier, offering the nation's largest mobile broadband network to HTC Shift users.

Recently we saw how Microsoft offering to the poorer countries of the world a $3 dollars version of their most popular and "alwaysdoeverythingright, eh?" windows xp, in what you may consider altruism, but it is nothing more than business as usual.

Recently we saw how Microsoft offering to the poorer countries of the world a $3 dollars version of their most popular and "alwaysdoeverythingright, eh?" windows xp, in what you may consider altruism, but it is nothing more than business as usual.

Recently reading about the new softwares from Microsoft that challenges Adobe graphic monopoly, Silverlight, which will fight Adobe Flash supremacy providing multiplatform and multibrowser development, and the Expression Studio, which al Silverlight will fight the Graphic Solutions from Adobe, I got to the conclusion that Adobe and Apple should merge and gradually stop making the Windows Version of those populars applications.