Review: Proporta TurboCharger 5000 External Emergency Charger Battery Pack
Microsoft didn’t have a big booth at Mobile World Congress. In fact, the software giant is shifting gears and is rather opting for the “shut up and ship” strategy. According to the company’s senior marketing manager Greg Sullivan,...
There are a lot of people out there who don’t “get” the Surface Pro. This isn’t their fault, or their problem, it’s up to Microsoft to help them understand the product. So far the team from Redmond hasn’t delivered...
Even if you’re not the biggest fan of Windows 8, it’s hard to deny that Microsoft’s Surface Pro is an impressive piece of hardware. Fortunately, as was confirmed recently by Microsoft’s Panos Panay shortly before it’s launch,...
The Surface Pro is billed as a “no compromise” tablet, offering the best of the mobile experience and a full operating system. The tablet PC sits between tablets and ultrabooks, and it may be unclear at times what the Surface Pro is capable...
Microsoft might be joining the 7 to 8-inch tablet bandwagon with a Surface mini. At the Goldman Sachs Technology and Internet Conference on Wednesday, Microsoft Chief Financial Officer Peter Klein hinted that his company is ready to embrace a different...
Back in March of last year, Microsoft Research demoed a unit that reduced touchscreen lag to just 1ms, significantly lower than the standard 100ms of lag touchscreens usually experience. Just seven months later, Microsoft threw its hat into the tablet...
On paper, it seemed like the union of RedBox and Verizon would be a force capable of truly changing the content system currently enforced by Netflix, Hulu Plus, and Amazon Instant. After some time with their Beta release, the work needed in order for...
You might already be aware that one of the biggest changes within Windows Phone 8 was the arrival of the NT kernel. That change allowed Microsoft to bring over loads of additional code from Windows 8, including Secure Boot and BitLocker encryption, as...
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One of the big features to Apple’s App Store is the vetting process that each developer must go through in order for their software to be made available. With so many apps getting rejected every day, you have to stop and wonder just what lengths...
Google is putting its QuickOffice acquisition to good use, announcing that its Apps for Business customers (those with an iPad, anyway) are entitled to a free download of the revamped mobile productivity suite. Apart from a much cleaner interface, the...
Microsoft Office for iOS is expected to hit the App Store at some point in 2013. Office will be free to view documents, but if you want to start editing them on your iOS device you’ll need a subscription. Signing up for that subscription through...
Apple has begun blackballing iOS apps that feature integration with Microsoft’s SkyDrive service, and it’s all to do with that pesky issue of subscription sign-ups. While it’s been reported by some that Microsoft’s own SkyDrive...
Microsoft has started a mud-slinging campaign, this time in an attempt to drive users to Windows Phone. A series of tweets last night from the Windows Phone account targeted users who may have been victims of malware attacks while using Android smartphones...