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Nintendo Belatedly Embraces MobileA growing failure in the market for video game consoles it once dominated, Nintendo will finally turn its attention to… -
Microsoft Pushes Forward with Business Offerings at ConvergenceMicrosoft announced a variety of business software and service offerings during a Monday morning keynote at the Convergence 2015 conference…
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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: March 13, 2015Because sometimes it’s better to be right than to be loved, this week’s other news includes a reported Microsoft plan…
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Microsoft’s Rivals Push Forward with USB-CIt’s been an interesting week, with both Apple and Google launching expensive, high-end PCs built around the new USB Type…
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Don’t FREAK Out: Microsoft Patches Publicized FlawsAs part of its normal monthly Patch Tuesday, Microsoft this week patched the widely publicized FREAK flaw in all supported…
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Microsoft Sues Kyocera for Patent InfringementMicrosoft is suing Kyocera, a Japanese consumer electronics maker whose Android products it says are infringing on seven Microsoft patents.…
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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: March 6, 2015Because Van Halen with Gary Cherone was most certainly NOT Van Halen, this week’s other news includes a super FREAKy…
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FREAK Flaw Leaves Web Sites and Mobile Devices ExposedMany web sites and mobile devices are at risk of electronic attack thanks to a newly discovered security vulnerability that…
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Google Announces Plans for Hybrid Wireless ServiceGoogle plans to enter the US wireless market with a hybrid “Wi-Fi first” service that will seamlessly bridge Wi-Fi and…
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Leaked Slides Reveal Windows Server vNext Nano Server RoleSome Microsoft PowerPoint slides leaked over the weekend reveal a new "Nano Server" role in Windows Server vNext. Editorial Director…
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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: February 27, 2015Because you accept no substitutes, this week’s other news includes Microsoft at Mobile World Congress next week, Microsoft finally decides…
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SIM Card Maker Acknowledges NSA, GCHQ IntrusionGemalto this week admitted that it had indeed been hacked. But the world's biggest maker of SIM cards says its…
