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Showing posts with label Microsoft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Microsoft. Show all posts
Thursday, May 1, 2014
Thursday, April 11, 2013
Opening Day For Microsoft Store At Citycreek Utah
People are lining up to be one of the first inside the new Microsoft retail store in Citycreek, downtown Salt Lake City, Utah. Here are a few pics.[galler...
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Microsoft Comes To Utah City Creek
On my way to the office this morning I noticed the covers have finally been pulled off what I suspected to be the Microsoft retail store in City Creek.Makes sense Microsoft would put themselves on what I call the Average Joe side of City Creek. What I mean by that is stores on the east side of the mall are places normal folks shop, like Disney, Solomon,...
Monday, April 23, 2012
Microsoft SkyDrive Cloud Storage Gunning For Dropbox
Microsoft released an update to their SkyDrive product, and they did its in a big way. This is a serious challenge to Dropbox, with the addition of Mac and Windows native app, and mobile apps for iOS and Windows Phone. But not Android mobile, which is a shame, because it would have been just as easy to write an Android client at the same time.
This...
Thursday, September 15, 2011
5 Tech Stories Worth Reading
Netflix Headed For A Brick Wall?It was bound to happen, subscriber backlash over pricing, and recent news that major content providers are cutting ties with Netflix. Read more of the story here: http://thom.ws/mUNE5CIs Steve Balmer Actually Surprised At The Crappy Windows Phone 7 Sales?Steve, you have to actually build a brand, a community, and a solid app store before you can start to capture market share. Oh, and if you have to battle the retail sales folks for pushing people away from your product, you will have an...
Sunday, June 12, 2011
5 Tech Stories Worth Reading
1. Steve Jobs Confirms Discontinuation of iWeb in iCloud TransitionSince last week's unveiling of Apple's new iCloud service and the transitioning of the company's existing MobileMe service into iCloud, many users have been wondering about the fate of some of the MobileMe services that were not mentioned in the transition discussion. In particular, users have been concerned about iWeb, Apple's website creation software included with iLife that can be integrated with site hosting via MobileMe.2. DIY U: The Future Of Learning...
Friday, June 3, 2011
5 Tech Stories Worth Reading
1. Apple’s iCloud To Be Free At Launch, Then Pay To PlayApple Inc. has just sewn up its contracts with the four major record labels Thursday for a cloud music service, with agreements from music publishers to follow on Friday, according to sources familiar with the negotiations.2. Mashape, the Marketplace for APIs, Moves to BetaAn app is like a Lego construction, Mashape is your Lego box. Search the API you need an easily integrate it in your project.3. Robots With Laser Vision, Ford's New $100M InvestmentFord's new army of...
Sunday, May 29, 2011
Could Microsoft Survive A Windows Phone 7 Failure
I've been reading all about the new Mango release of Windows Phone 7, and all the companies that are tied to the success of the product. Would you like to be one of the companies who have bet the ranch on a timely release of a Microsoft Operating System?This isn't like other products Microsoft has failed gain market share with, and eventually cancelled, like the Zune. This to me is a make or break product line for Microsoft. The future is mobile. And if they are unable to keep up, they deserve to fail, and fast. There is no...
Monday, September 20, 2010
Fall 2010 Utah Code Camp
September and October are turning out to be a complete geek fest. With the Kynetx Impact Dev Day on 9/18, Utah Code Camp this week 9/25, and of course Utah Open Source Conference 10/7-10/9. Check out the camp schedule here.I hope to attend these classes: Keynote 9:00am - 10:00am Modern Software Development, the State of the Craft --...
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Why Microsoft Shouldn't Aim At Google Or Apple
I read this Wired article today, and I had too cringe hearing Microsoft is taking aim at Google and Apple. Why would they want too? They own such an enormous desktop market, and they could own the mobile space too, but not trying to come at it from the rear. Utilize your existing customer base to build the best mobile experience for Windows users....
Monday, June 23, 2008
Bill Gates Last Week At Microsoft Ends An Era
There comes a time in any business, when the original founders either retire, move on, and in some cases are pushed out. Bill Gates is no exception. I don't think it matters who you are, running any business for as long as Bill Gates has run Microsoft, and the time for change is now.Fortunately for everyone on the planet, Bill (can I call him Bill?)...
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