Microsoft
Microsoft Surface – it’s here and how! See the video here…
A while back, I postured that Microsoft had launched their coolest ever idea (touch-screen password control on their UMPC’s – although it didn’t make me cry!), they then usurped my ridiculous statement with the launch of Live Mesh, Worldwide Telescope
Microsoft Surface – it’s here and how! See the video here…
A while back, I postured that Microsoft had launched their coolest ever idea (touch-screen password control on their UMPC’s – although it didn’t make me cry!), they then usurped my ridiculous statement with the launch of Live Mesh, Worldwide Telescope
Crowdsurfing – the launch event
I’ve been meaning to post something about David’s book for ages, but when Steve put up the Crowdsurfing video today, it kind of made sense to put it up today also. David gives a pretty good summary to the Crowdsurfing
Crowdsurfing – the launch event
I’ve been meaning to post something about David’s book for ages, but when Steve put up the Crowdsurfing video today, it kind of made sense to put it up today also. David gives a pretty good summary to the Crowdsurfing
Mac versus PC – the problem’s the hardware not the OS
Something last week took me back to Steve’s post, and how PC design was turning the corner (despite IBM’s Thinkpad trying its best to bring back brick-based laptop design) and I decided to republish a post I wrote a year
Mac versus PC – the problem’s the hardware not the OS
Something last week took me back to Steve’s post, and how PC design was turning the corner (despite IBM’s Thinkpad trying its best to bring back brick-based laptop design) and I decided to republish a post I wrote a year
Thinking Digital – A short Seesmic introduction
Note: even though Silverlight didn’t work at the time, I was blown away with plenty in his demo (Seadragon, Deep Zoom, Mesh) so all good in the end!
Thinking Digital – A short Seesmic introduction
Note: even though Silverlight didn’t work at the time, I was blown away with plenty in his demo (Seadragon, Deep Zoom, Mesh) so all good in the end!
Microsoft’s most exciting innovation in years
I got wind of this yesterday evening whilst in a sub-notebook Mac and UMPC frenzy and was utterly surprised at just how innovative it was: When Bill said this week that touch was the future for Microsoft (but didn’t Ballmer
Microsoft’s most exciting innovation in years
I got wind of this yesterday evening whilst in a sub-notebook Mac and UMPC frenzy and was utterly surprised at just how innovative it was: When Bill said this week that touch was the future for Microsoft (but didn’t Ballmer
Inbox-Outbox 2007 – Windows Live Hotmail
UK Windows Live Hotmail Product Manager Jo Wickremasinghe (god, I hope I got that right!) presented some of Microsoft’s latest developments regarding the addressing of spam and suggested what we as email marketing professionals can do ensure deliverability for our
Inbox-Outbox 2007 – Windows Live Hotmail
UK Windows Live Hotmail Product Manager Jo Wickremasinghe (god, I hope I got that right!) presented some of Microsoft’s latest developments regarding the addressing of spam and suggested what we as email marketing professionals can do ensure deliverability for our
Microsoft Surface – OMG
Steve pointed me over to this tonight and I am amazed. I feel like I have become a bit of a Microsoft evangelist of late, but my recent discoveries of their products have blown me away. Check the screen shot
Microsoft Surface – OMG
Steve pointed me over to this tonight and I am amazed. I feel like I have become a bit of a Microsoft evangelist of late, but my recent discoveries of their products have blown me away. Check the screen shot
Microsoft and Facebook – its about social object marketing not search
Steve Clayton point to Greg Stirling’s thoughts on the Microsoft buy-in to Facebook being about Live Search but I can’t help but think Greg’s quotation is wrong. With the several billion-dollar investment and acquisitions MS has made recently in advertising
Microsoft and Facebook – its about social object marketing not search
Steve Clayton point to Greg Stirling’s thoughts on the Microsoft buy-in to Facebook being about Live Search but I can’t help but think Greg’s quotation is wrong. With the several billion-dollar investment and acquisitions MS has made recently in advertising
Microsoft likely to invest up £250 million in Facebook
Techcrunch reports tonight that Microsoft are looking to invest between £150-£250million in Facebook for a 5% stake. This values Facebook at around £5billion! The WSJ reckons Facebook are holding out for around £7.5 billion – certainly a damn sight more
Microsoft likely to invest up £250 million in Facebook
Techcrunch reports tonight that Microsoft are looking to invest between £150-£250million in Facebook for a 5% stake. This values Facebook at around £5billion! The WSJ reckons Facebook are holding out for around £7.5 billion – certainly a damn sight more
iPhone proves that there HAS to be a stand-alone mobile web
  Dave Winer, in his first-month report on his experience with the iPhone makes an extremely good obvservation about not just the iPhone, but mobile web browsers in general. “there’s the limit of how much detail our eyes can see and how
iPhone proves that there HAS to be a stand-alone mobile web
  Dave Winer, in his first-month report on his experience with the iPhone makes an extremely good obvservation about not just the iPhone, but mobile web browsers in general. “there’s the limit of how much detail our eyes can see and how