1 hr ago | GiantBomb.com
Microsoft (Sorta) Addresses Big Xbox One Questions [UPDATED]
UPDATE: The used games stuff only gets weirder and weirder. Xbox exec Phil Harrison told Eurogamer there's a fee associated with used games, while Xbox Support is saying the exact opposite on Twitter.
2 hrs ago | Seattle Times
Jamie Dimon, the CEO and chairman of JPMorgan Chase, easily survived a vote Tuesday that would have called on him to give up his role as chairman of the nation's largest bank.
3 hrs ago | TechCrunch
After Months Of Speculation, Microsoft Officially Reveals Skype For The Xbox One
Chris Velazco is a mobile enthusiast and writer who studied English and Marketing at Rutgers University.
6 hrs ago | The Beaumont Enterprise
Microsoft touts Xbox One as all-in-1 entertainment
In this product image released by Microsoft, a Project Natal sensor for the XBOX 360 is shown.
10 hrs ago | Bangkok Post
Google set to challenge Microsoft Office
Sources claim the search giant Google is set to roll out a true alternative to the Microsoft Office productivity suite.
13 hrs ago | VentureBeat
With $19B in revenue, Microsoft's server and tools' chief says...
He calls upon entrepreneurs to work hard, innovate, be bold, and take risks. He is fascinated at the prospect of education meeting neuroscience.
15 hrs ago | CRN
Ransomware Attack Now Steals Passwords, Microsoft Warns
The cybercriminal gang behind a dangerous ransomware attack, which locks victims out of their computer systems and scams them by demanding cash to fix the problem, has added password-stealing functionality to the malware, according to Microsoft researchers that have documented some of the latest attacks.
Microsoft launches local region for Azure cloud
Microsoft is in the process of rolling out a new Australian region for its Windows Azure family of cloud services.
Microsoft puts $75,000 up for grabs in short-form video contest
MSN is holding a global contest that will give the winner $75,000 to produce an original short-form online show to be made up of 12 one-minute episodes.
Microsoft Points are dead (or may be soon) ... long live Amazon Coins
If you've ever owned an Xbox , you're probably familiar with one of the most annoying payment systems known to humankind: Microsoft Points.
Microsoft launches Windows Phone 8 Live Video Player app for next Xbox reveal
Obviously, the app won't work until sometime around 10 am Pacific Time on Tuesday but if you own a Windows Phone 8 device and are interested in watching the next Xbox reveal event, you might want to go ahead and download Live Video player ahead of time.
New Xbox may keep Microsoft in the game
Microsoft Corp. is expected to unveil a new Xbox videogame console on Tuesday, nearly eight years since the company launched its last gaming device into a market that was far more certain than it is today.
Rumor: Microsoft killing off Xbox Points
According to The Verge, Microsoft is doing away with its current Points system to introduce a true currency system very soon.
Microsoft's $300M Nook investment hasn't paid off -- yet
Microsoft has gotten next to nothing from its $300 million investment in Barnes & Noble, analysts said, but it may reap some rewards as it prepares to ship smaller tablets.
iPad 5, iPad Mini 2 vs. Microsoft Surface Pro 2, Surface Mini: Should ...
Surface Pro and a new 7 or 8 inch tablet are on its way, according to reports. Rumours also suggest that these tablets will hit the market pretty soon.
Microsoft organises IT workshop for students
Global ICT giant Microsoft has organised an information technology workshop for Ghanaian students to motivate and help them develop applications that can be used to solve real life problems in Ghana and in African.
Skype with care - Microsoft is reading everything you write
Anyone who uses Skype has consented to the company reading everything they write.
The week in cloud: Google and Microsoft in slap fight while IBM and SAP play hot hands
Google I/O, which saw the public launch of Google Compute Engine, also spawned a "I know you are, what am I," slapfest between two companies that would like to unseat Amazon Web Services as the king of public cloud.
Windows Phone: Time for Microsoft to Put the Pedal to the Metal
Greg Sullivan, Microsoft's Windows Phone marketing lead, was grinning from ear to ear when we sat down for an interview earlier this week.
Peeping Out From The Microsoft Matrix
I suppose it's a bit like that film The Matrix - you realize that you live in an ethereal and closed world only when you actually get to step outside of it.