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Google Faces Yet Another Complaint: Deceiving ChildrenGoogle can’t seem to catch a break these days: the Internet search giant faces several antitrust investigations in Europe, and… -
Microsoft at 40This past weekend, Microsoft moved into middle age, having reached the ripe old age of 40. Let's look back.
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EU Reportedly Preparing to Finalize Google Antitrust CaseIt looks like Europe is ready to take the gloves off: after investigating Google’s search business for five years and…
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Microsoft Brings MDM Capabilities to Office 365Microsoft announced this week that all Office 365 commercial customers are now getting access to basic mobile device management (MDM)…
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Microsoft Expands Surface Lineup with New Surface 3Microsoft today announced Surface 3, a cost-reduced version of Surface Pro 3 that eschews the compatibility and performance issues of…
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Microsoft’s Productivity Buying Spree Continues with LiveLoopMicrosoft has pinned its hopes for the future on cross-platform office productivity solutions. And while the software giant has made…
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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: March 27, 2015Because the wheels on the bus go ’round and ’round, this week’s other news includes a new Microsoft paid leave…
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Google Faces Renewed EU Scrutiny in Wake of FTC LeakEuropean lawmakers who previous scuttled an EU settlement with Google are now taking an even more hardline stance against the…
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Microsoft Has One Brand to Rule Them AllIn navigating the tricky waters of the post-PC world, Microsoft is trying to make up ever-dwindling revenues from traditional businesses…
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Why Didn’t the FTC Charge Google with Antitrust Violations?An inadvertently leaked memo reveals that the Federal Trade Commission determined that Google had violated US antitrust laws in abusing…
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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: March 20, 2015Because you know to call the A-Team and not the B-Team, this week’s other news includes a shocking revelation that…
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What Is Microsoft Really Doing with Internet Explorer?With Windows 10, Microsoft is pushing a new web browser—currently codenamed Project Spartan—over its legacy Internet Explorer. But it’s not…
