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Icahn To Push Yahoo into Accepting Microsoft Bid?

Hoo doggy, Carl Icahn just can't keep his fingers out of sticky situations, can he? After he helped to...

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Microsoft Considering AOL Acquisition?

So what do you do when you can’t get the girl of your dreams? You go for her sister...

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Whoops! Microsoft and Yahoo Deal is OFF.

What many thought to be the biggest deal between two heavyweights, Microsoft and Yahoo, is offiically over. Long story...

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Microsoft takes Dogfooding Seriously. Seriously.

Windows Mobility Smackdown at TechReady 6 If you're a true fan of Windows Mobile, the video above (from MelSam)...

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Make your WinMo Phone More Googley or More Microsofty

Its seems as though google is neck and neck with windows mobile apps available for download. Microsoft currently has...

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The Danger Acquisition: All About the Services, Baby

You know us. We can't pass up an opportunity to say “I told you so.” It's a weakness, really....

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Microsof's Web-advertising for WM Ain't Too Shabby

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Ballmer: Monkey Dance 2 aka Web Developers

And to close out your hard working Friday...lets check out what Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is up to. Oh what's...

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iPhone Gets Exchange Support - Good or Bad for Windows Mobile?

You may have heard the news. Here's our live color commentary of the iPhone SDK event. There's a lot...

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Windows Mobile Team is Buddy Buddy with Nokia (Updated)

Now, don't get too crazy over this, but ITWire is reporting that Microsoft might be pitching Windows Mobile to...

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Microsoft + Yahoo: Good for Windows Mobile, Bad for Microsoft.

Now that we've had some time to mull over the Microsoft offer near-hostile take over attempt on Yahoo, we're...

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A Brief Thought on the Microsoft Proposal to buy Yahoo

We are reading through the various punditry now, and from a Windows Mobile fan's perspective, this could potentially be...

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Microsoft Launches New Developer Site

Microsoft has launched a new support site for Independent Software Vendors (and developers of Windows Software), ****

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Microsoft Responds to Android: Meh.

I'll admit that Google's announcement of the Android Platform had its intended effect on me: I saw the list of folks on board, I heard that an 'early SDK' is coming on Monday, and I believed that not only was Android not vaporware, but it was something pretty significant. Today things look a little shakier - Who's in control of what parts? Just how locked-down will some of these things be? What guarantee will there be than an app will work on disparate versions of Android (hello Symbian)?

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Microsoft's Mobile Interface patent

The Unwired shows us details from a recent patent application from Microsoft. Normally, the right reaction to patent applications is to shrug, perhaps engage in some wishful thinking, and then move on. One can rarely tell whether or not a given patent represents actual plans for devices or just a company covering its bases when an employee has an inte a list centered around a user’s current day can include items corresponding to meetings scheduled for that day using a calendar application, E-Mail received on that day through an E-Mail application, and a weather forecast for the day provided by a weather service application.

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Untamed Workforce: Hilarious Windows Mobile Marketing

Microsoft has a freaking hilarious new online campaign: Are you Untamed? - www.untamedworkforce.org.

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Sprint, Microsoft Using gpsOne Chips for Really Real?

That seems to be the case, check out the details that crossed the wires yesterday: Starting on Tuesday, when Sprint Nextel customers use the search bar in their phone browsers, the results will automatically incorporate the users’ location. Some customers will also be able to use voice commands to conduct searches.The capabilities are an extension of a relationship that Microsoft and Sprint formed late last year that initially involved including Microsoft’s Live Search in the browser on Sprint phones.

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Um, No: Microsoft Rumored to Buy RIM

Sometimes a rumor is so ridiculous you have to comment on it.

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Microsoft at LinuxWorld: Everything is Proceeding Exactly as I Have Foreseen It

The “Microsoft Connection Cantina,” held at Jillian’s sports bar in San Francisco’s Metreon, used free drinks and food such as “CE dip” and “embedded nachos” to lure Penguinistas from the convention center across the street. And it worked: Hall blogged before the event that “there’s already a crowd waiting outside the bar.” Read: Did LinuxWorld survive Microsoft’s Mike Hall?

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Microsoft Hearts Open Source (plus Silverlight)

Just had to follow up on yesterday afternoon’s post about Microsoft and Linux developers. I came across this mystifying site this morning: By embracing diverse application development approaches and partner business models, Microsoft participates in a world of choice in which individuals and organizations can pursue their goals based on what uniquely inspires them, including open source.

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Windows Mobile Team to Court Linux Developers

I’ve done my best thus far to avoid making jokes about Microsoft being the Borg, or an Evil Empire, or whatever. I’m only human, though, I did post a sweaty photo of Steve Ballmer Microsoft’s Windows Embedded team is offering “the biggest selection of [free] apps outside of Moscone Center,” in connection with next week’s LinuxWorld conference in San Francisco.

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It's the Software, Stupid.

So the New York Times just did a write up on Bill Gates' impending (semi)retirement and what it means for Microsoft. Of course the message is that all is well, nobody's worried, everything's fine, move along, nothing to see here, etc etc. On page two, though, we get some nice bits about how Microsoft feels about the oft-rumored Google Phone. Let's take a look:

“How many products, of all the Google products that have been introduced, how many of them are profit-making products?” he asked. “They’ve introduced about 30 different products; they have one profit-making product. So, you’re now making a prediction without ever seeing the software that they’re going to have the world’s best phone and it’s going to be free?”
**Zing!** I have a few thoughts on this quote and a bit of editorial after the break. Because Apple's entrance into this space and Google's rumbling have **finally** made this the conventional wisdom about smartphones: **It's the software, Stupid!**

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Microsoft Throwing Gobs of Cash at Online Live Services

What might look like bad news, a posting of a big loss, actually bodes well for the future: According to the report, the Online Services Group, which includes Windows Live, lost 732 million dollars this year, way up from the 74 million that they lost the previous year.... The report sites, “increased data center costs in our Online Services Business,” as the reason for the extra losses.

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WM "Business Value" Calculator

So Microsoft has put up a fancy little web gadget that lets you punch in some key stats about your company and then find out just how much money you’ll save/make by switching your employees to Windows Mobile — thereby increasing their productivity.... As cluc the Business Value Calculator allows you to quantify the benefits and the direct and indirect costs of deploying mobile line-of-business applications, including measurable impact on revenue and income, operating expense savings, productivity enhancements, and other strategic business improvements.

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iPhone Watch: Microsoft's Response?

Earlier this year, Microsoft launched the newest version of Windows Mobile (version 6) and there’s a slew of devices built on the new mobile OS (we have video of them here) with more coming (like the new HTC touchscreen handset). But even with the new software and gear, the “if we build it, they will come” strategy is not a good one in the face of a foe like Apple.

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