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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: May 8, 2015Because Microsoft just held Build 2015 and Ignite 2015 back to back and I’m still not done traveling, this week’s… -
Microsoft Makes the Case for Windows 10 in the EnterpriseAt its Ignite 2015 conference this week in Chicago, much of the talk centered on Azure and Office 365, coming…
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Microsoft to Appeal Skype Ruling in the EUThe General Court of the European Union ruled Tuesday that Microsoft cannot register trademarks for the Skype name and logo.…
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Microsoft Continues Cloud Push, Announces Windows Server 2016, SQL Server 2016, and Windows Update for BusinessMicrosoft CEO Satya Nadella kicked off the first-ever Microsoft Ignite conference by saying that Microsoft has transformed itself to fulfill…
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What I Expect from Ignite 2015With barely a moment to pause and reflect on last week's epic Build 2015 conference in San Francisco, Microsoft has…
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Build 2015: Microsoft Bridges the Windows 10 Gap for DevelopersWith a bridge-building theme as a backdrop, Microsoft on Wednesday announced a series of changes that fundamentally alter the relationship…
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Apple Posts Yet Another Blockbuster QuarterApple reported a net profit of $13.6 billion on revenues of 58 billion in the quarter ending March 31, thanks…
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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: April 24, 2015Because you just can’t make this stuff up, this week’s other news includes Microsoft’s quarterly earnings report, Office successes on…
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Microsoft Earnings: Revenues Up as Windows Continues to DeclineMicrosoft on Thursday announced the financial results for its fiscal 2015 third quarter, which ended March 31. The software giant…
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Google Launches Fi, a Low-Cost Cell Phone ServiceGoogle on Wednesday announced Project Fi, a new low-cost cell phone service that it is launching in the United States.…
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Yahoo Can Terminate Microsoft Search Deal This Year, Filing RevealsYahoo’s Marissa Mayer may have driven a tougher bargain with Microsoft than originally expected: According to a recently revealed…
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Cloud Moves Slow Progress of Microsoft’s On-Prem ServersLast year’s TechEd was the last for the long-running conference, but the most notable thing about it was the utter…
