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Windows Mobile 7 Rumors Surface Before Mobile World Congress →  February 6, 2010

MWC is just around the corner, but already Window Mobile 7 rumors have begun to surface, with a rather large number of details about the new Mobile OS from Microsoft already being discussed.

Zune HD Gets Firmware Update, XviD Support And New Media Playlists Get Featured →  January 12, 2010

The Zune HD is a great piece of hardware, on par with Apple’s iPod series, unfortunately the units playlists and lack of XviD support have left us wanting since it’s release, now those issues have been met head-on and overcome.

Internet Explorer Continues To Lose Market Share Amid Tough Competition →  January 2, 2010

In the last quarter of 2009 Google Chrome 4.63, Safari 4.46 and Opera 2.4 were all released onto the browser market and with those releases came the chipping away of Internet Explorers once dominate foothold on the browser market.

Gmail Preferred Over Microsoft Outlook In Recent Polling →  January 2, 2010

The team over at Mashable held a poll to find out what mail service users preferred, the Google created Gmail or Microsoft Outlook and the results are in with over 5000 votes.

→  November 29, 2009

The Zune HD will be getting a facelift come December 1st with several new colors, although no word yet if the new color schemes will be offered on both the 16GB and 32GB versions of the device.

→  November 17, 2009

Microsoft employees at a Microsoft Retail store broke out into what can only be called a horrific attempt at dancing. The video shows employees in a dance that makes it look like they’ve been brainwashed by Microsoft to perform like Monkeys.

→  November 10, 2009

Android devices are beginning to hit the cellular market at breakneck speed, with almost every major U.S. carrier now offering some form of Droid based device, minus AT&T. With that realization reports are stating that Samsung will soon heavily ditch Windows Mobile and head the way of Android.

→  November 4, 2009

It wasn’t a very good Wednesday morning for 800 more Microsoft employees as the company announced a new round of layoffs which pushed the tech firms total over the 5000 mark in the last 12 months.

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