Google vs. Australia still remains a tangled web
All is not well in GoogleLand. The internet’s most powerful company has upset Australia, riled hundreds of media companies, and taken months to negotiate over payments that contr
Microsoft partners with Cruise to commercialize self-driving vehicles
Microsoft Corp. is joining hands with Cruise, the self-driving subsidiary of General Motors., to help accelerate the commercialization of driverless autonomous vehicles. The Redmon
Microsoft Linkedin Duo Is Going To Take Over Your Whole Life
Microsoft is announcing its plan to buy LinkedIn for $26.2 billion in cash. The offer of $196 per share represents a 50 per cent premium to LinkedIn’s closing price on Friday and
Microsoft Philanthropies donates $1 billion in Cloud Computing
Microsoft introduced its new division that is solely dedicated to managing company’s philanthropic projects in last month. Now the Microsoft Philanthropies division has announced
New Microsoft aspires to be profound Microsoft
“There’s going to be more personal computing in our lives.” The new philosophy voiced by Microsoft chief Satya Nadella is in many ways opposite of the old Microsoft. The fort
Microsoft and Google resolve long-running patent fight over phones and Xbox
Microsoft and Google have decided to end their ongoing patent wars, agreeing to dismiss all outstanding patent lawsuits before courts in the US and elsewhere. Both companies said W
Cisco in $100 Million Venture with Inspur to resell Networking Gears
Networking powerhouse Cisco Systems Inc., announced that it would form a joint venture deal with China’s information technology firm Inspur Group, to resell its networking gear a
Microsoft: The Entire Lineup for IFA 2015 Berlin
On September 4, 2015, Nick Parker, Vice President of the OEM Division, Microsoft Corporation, will take the centre stage at the IFA 2015 Berlin, to showcase a myriad of new gadgets
Microsoft Slashes 18000 Jobs after Acquiring Nokia
On Wednesday, Microsoft said that it is writing off $7.6 billion it spent on acquiring Nokia, cutting 7,800 jobs, which is in addition to 18000 job cuts that it planned a year ago.