Mobility Site: “Windows Phone 7 Includes Voice Recognition” http://bit.ly/9G1cHu
ZDnet’s Mary-Jo Foley: “Micros…
Korneel De Feyter op August 9th 2010, 20u 38ZDnet’s Mary-Jo Foley: “Microsoft’s RearType: Physical keys to the iPad, Kindle and tablet kingdoms?” http://bit.ly/9we0xh
Is wondering what we should co…
Korneel De Feyter op August 6th 2010, 23u 10Is wondering what we should conclude from the lack of any real rumour or big leak featuring a Zune HD2 in it… The #ZuneNation needs a sign
Meet Microsoft’s brand new PC vs. Mac website
Korneel De Feyter op August 6th 2010, 22u 55
Microsoft launched a brand new website featuring general truths about the PC versus Mac-saga.
It’s a smart move of Microsoft, making a website specific about the ‘PC or Mac?’ question. It’s an interesting sum of all pro-PC arguments. If your doubting between a PC or a Mac or if you just want to know the right arguments to win your next discussion with a Fanboi, make sure you hit the source link underneath.
Just tried Jolicloud out. Don’…
Korneel De Feyter op August 6th 2010, 18u 47Just tried Jolicloud out. Don’t know why you’d want it. Thought limited functionality would mean longer battery, but Windows’ lasts longer.
Windows Phone 7 will debut in Europe, before heading to the US
Korneel De Feyter op August 2nd 2010, 21u 30
According to Microsoft’s COO, Kevin Turner, Windows Phone 7 will first launch across Europe before reaching the American shelves. WP7 phones would be likely — as Turner says — available in Europe in the October timeframe and the USA would follow in the November timeframe.
This is a remarkable new strategy, Microsoft used to launch its products in USA first, before trying on the European market. As with the Zune, they didn’t want to release it over here, before it scored some goals in the USA. Sadly for Zune-enthusiasts like me, Zune wasn’t a box-office over there.
2 new apps in Zune Marketplace
Korneel De Feyter op August 1st 2010, 22u 36
Microsoft released two new apps and an update for the Twitter app three days ago. The Twitter update finally fixes some minor bugs who were still present. The first one is Animalgrams, a word game in which you have to create as many words you can with the letters of an animal name. The second is MSN money is “the comprehensive source for your money and personal finance needs. Read business news, get stock quotes, research investments, convert currencies, and track your watchlist.”
You can download both apps freely from the Zune Marketplace — both on your Zune HD itself as from the desktop version.