WinRT, the new programming framework for Windows 8, is a bet-the-farm strategy for Microsoft as it sees tablets chewing up its field. So why are people on Twitter talking about a singer more than this key technology?
WinRT, the new programming framework for Windows 8, is a bet-the-farm strategy for Microsoft as it sees tablets chewing up its field. So why are people on Twitter talking about a singer more than this key technology?
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Why Microsoft needs to get Michael Bublé working on Windows 8
Samsung has announced its preliminary quarterly results – and some people are hailing it as the world’s biggest smartphone seller in the fourth quarter.
Samsung has announced its preliminary quarterly results – and some people are hailing it as the world’s biggest smartphone seller in the fourth quarter.
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OneNote, Xbox Live, Kinectimals, Tag… the list of Microsoft apps available on the iPhone and iPad is growing. Will Office join them – and if so, at what price? What is Microsoft up to, exactly?
OneNote, Xbox Live, Kinectimals, Tag… the list of Microsoft apps available on the iPhone and iPad is growing. Will Office join them – and if so, at what price? What is Microsoft up to, exactly?
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Why is Microsoft putting its apps on the iPad – and will Office follow?
The shortage of hard drives and finished personal computers could prove an opportunity for Intel as it fights the onslaught of tablet computers, particularly Apple’s iPad.
The shortage of hard drives and finished personal computers could prove an opportunity for Intel as it fights the onslaught of tablet computers, particularly Apple’s iPad.
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Daily Report: Intel Sees an Opportunity in Drives Shortage
Aleks Krotoski and Charles Arthur are joined by Which?
Aleks Krotoski and Charles Arthur are joined by Which?
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Website quotes suppliers saying PC makers are pulling back from Android tablet market. Are they just waiting for Windows 8
Website quotes suppliers saying PC makers are pulling back from Android tablet market. Are they just waiting for Windows 8
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Acer, Asus and Dell ‘to exit Android tablets’
Nomura analyst recommends that companies such as Asustek should rethink pricing strategy as iPad dominates high end of market. Makers of Android tablets should throw their lot in with Amazon rather than Google to avoid being squeezed out of the market by the internet retailer and Apple’s iPad, says Richard Windsor, technology securities analyst at Nomura International. Amazon’s announcement of the 7in Kindle Fire, presently slated for US release in November, is expected to galvanise the lower-priced tablet market, and offer a challenge to Apple that none of the existing tablets based on Google’s Android have
Nomura analyst recommends that companies such as Asustek should rethink pricing strategy as iPad dominates high end of market. Makers of Android tablets should throw their lot in with Amazon rather than Google to avoid being squeezed out of the market by the internet retailer and Apple’s iPad, says Richard Windsor, technology securities analyst at Nomura International. Amazon’s announcement of the 7in Kindle Fire, presently slated for US release in November, is expected to galvanise the lower-priced tablet market, and offer a challenge to Apple that none of the existing tablets based on Google’s Android have
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Android tablet makers: join up with Amazon or you’ll lose, says analyst
Amazon’s new tablet runs on Android – but the reality is that the two giants are competing over browsers and customers Let’s start gingerly, with Nokia. You’ll recall the indignation when Nokia threw Symbian under the Windows Phone 7 bus and osborned its existing product line. Nokia dead-ended Symbian handsets, causing sales to plunge while everyone waited for the new MicroNokia smartphones.
Amazon’s new tablet runs on Android – but the reality is that the two giants are competing over browsers and customers Let’s start gingerly, with Nokia. You’ll recall the indignation when Nokia threw Symbian under the Windows Phone 7 bus and osborned its existing product line. Nokia dead-ended Symbian handsets, causing sales to plunge while everyone waited for the new MicroNokia smartphones.
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Kindle Fire: why no welcome from Google?
The online retailer Amazon is unveiling details of its new tablet computer, expected to be called the Kindle Fire, at a briefing in New York. Follow live updates 11.25am ET / 4.25pm BST: There’s some debate in the comments about the price points
The online retailer Amazon is unveiling details of its new tablet computer, expected to be called the Kindle Fire, at a briefing in New York. Follow live updates 11.25am ET / 4.25pm BST: There’s some debate in the comments about the price points
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Amazon’s Kindle Fire tablet announcement – live
We’ve suggested 50 for the iPad – now help us find a similar group for Android’s Honeycomb After our feature offering the 50 best iPad apps , it seems only sensible to ask: what are the 50 best Android Honeycomb apps? Offers, please.
We’ve suggested 50 for the iPad – now help us find a similar group for Android’s Honeycomb After our feature offering the 50 best iPad apps , it seems only sensible to ask: what are the 50 best Android Honeycomb apps? Offers, please.
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