iPad killer is Microsoft's top priority

What's in a a name? Would the world have looked differently on the iPhone spanking-new Apple CEO Tim Cook unveiled yesterday if it had been called the iPhone 5? Well, yes. Probably. Would that be a good or a bad thing? Well, by...

Microsoft has hinted that its Zune Player hardware has reached the end of the road and that no further devices would be developed or released. Speaking to Bloomberg, a Microsoft spokesperson reportedly said, "We have nothing to...

Steven Paul Jobs is a character who divides the tech community like no other. But scratch beneath the surface of public opinion and you'll find that, whether people love him or hate him, most respect him, even if that respect is...

Back in 2002 Bill Gates thought a tablet PC would take the world by storm. We attended the launch of Microsoft's Windows' XP for Tablet-powered devices in London back then and learned that the tablet PC would be great for...

Microsoft is expected to unveil a range of tablet devices during the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas next year. Citing sources familiar with Microsoft's plans, The New York Times claims that the software giant...

Apple CEO Steve Jobs has been named the person that most inspires Brits to pursue a career in information technology.In a survey conducted by CWJobs, Jobs was found to have inspired the majority of Brits surveyed to get into IT,...

Microsoft will unveil the new Windows Phone 7 OS and the lineup of smartphones running on the platform at events in New York and London today. The company has been building up to the launch in the past week, giving hints about...

The iPad is quickly becoming the fastest selling piece of consumer electronics to hit the market since the DVD player. According to a report on CNBC, analysts at Bernstein Research have come up with some interesting data on the...

Microsoft's CEO, Steve Ballmer, has confirmed this morning at an event at the London School of Economics that the company will be releasing tablet computers based on the Windows operating system although he did not say whether...

Steve Ballmer, the CEO of Microsoft, is set to refocus the company's resources on developing tablet computers that can rival Apple's iPad device; the move comes after the cancellation of Courier, Microsoft's proposed rival...

Microsoft's top priority in its rivalry with Apple is to develop a range of tablet computers, news agency Bloomberg has reported.Microsoft’s chief executive officer Steve Ballmer has stated that tablet PCs based on the...

Steve Ballmer is confident that Windows 7 based Tablet PC (or Slates) will be a roaring success when the first wave of devices come to market by the end of the year but we do not share his enthusiasm for a Windows-based tablet...

The CEO of Microsoft, Steve Ballmer, has confirmed that the software giant will be pushing Windows 7 slates towards the end of the year with the help of strategic PC partners such as Dell, Asus, Samsung, Toshiba, Sony or...

Speaking at the D8 conference, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has insisted that his company will revolutionise the tablet PC market in the near future.Ballmer admitted that Microsoft has fallen behind in the mobile market, but...

People will be using PCs for "many years to come," Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said, pouring scorn on claims by Steve Jobs that the iPad would make the PC redundant. Ballmer told the Wall Street Journal's eighth annual All...