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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: June 3Because even Satya Nadella isn't moving quickly enough, this edition of Short Takes focuses on a misreport about "Get Windows… -
Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: May 27Because Microsoft has finally killed all that was special about Nokia, this edition of Short Takes focuses on the Finnish…
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U.S Regulators are Looking at Mobile Device SecurityRegulators from the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and Federal Communications Commission (FCC) are working jointly to discover more about…
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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: April 29Because Microsoft controls the weather now, this edition of Short Takes focuses on Microsoft's use of DNA for storage, Skype's…
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FTC Expands Antitrust Investigation of Google AndroidFollowing in the footsteps of the Europe Commission, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is expanding its own investigation of…
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Apple Revenues, Device Sales Take a Tumble in QuarterApple recorded revenues of over $50 billion in the quarter ending March 31, but the firm sold fewer iPhones, iPads,…
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EU Formally Charges Google with Antitrust ViolationsAs expected, the European Union's European Commission formally charged Google with violating antitrust laws by forcing its hardware maker and…
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Microsoft EMS Components: Microsoft IntuneLearn how you can get a handle on mobile device management with this overview of Microsoft Enterprise Mobility Suite and…
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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: April 15Because I'm stuck in meetings and dying on the inside, this edition of Short Takes focuses on a new Microsoft…
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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: April 8Because my son just turned 18 and where does the time go, this edition of Short Takes focuses on Microsoft's…
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What is Microsoft Enterprise Mobility Suite?Learn what is Microsoft Enterprise Mobility Suite, along with an overview of the services and components that make up the… -
Daimler: Microsoft Considering a Stake in HERE Location ServicesTwo years after it should have purchased the HERE mapping and location offerings from Nokia, Microsoft may finally find itself…
