With the smartphone market taking off to considerable heights, many have already discounted Microsoft’s Windows Phones from being much of any kind of competition, but if the numbers are to be believed, Microsoft is quickly gaining on Apple and Android in the OS market. » Read the rest
Microsoft has actually managed to get a grasp on the mobile phone market in a way that could be troublesome to Apple, as the Windows Phone has out-shipped the iPhone in seven key territories.
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Apple has rejected the updated to Microsoft’s iOS SkyDive app because they aren’t paying Apple its 30% cut. » Read the rest
Everyone has been looking for evidence that Microsoft is working on an iOS and Android version of their Office programs and now it seems they may have leaked it.
There have been rumors circulating around on what Microsoft is planning for its Office software. They are obviously working on a Windows 8 version, but there have also been rumors of it coming to iOS and Android. These rumors were seemingly confirmed at a conference in the Czech Republic.
Even though there’s a lot of tension between users and Apple over some of the pressing issues of the iPhone 5, the company’s market share value has actually been on the rise since May and has gained nearly two and a half points in valuation over the past couple of months. » Read the rest
Some iPhone 5 users have found themselves in a bit of a pickle with Apple’s Map app, mainly because it’s rubbish. Apple’s CEO Tim Cook suggested a few other map apps to use while Apple sorts out the built-in map app that doesn’t quite do its job. Among the additional map app suggestions, Bing seems to be one that some industry veterans are flocking to. » Read the rest
Apple’s iPhone is such a huge cash generator for the firm that their smartphone alone has bested the global revenue of Microsoft.
Apple’s iPhone has been such a commercially successful device for the firm that it’s now worth than all of Microsoft.
While some manufactures turned down any licensing agreements with Apple, one other, namely Microsoft, did not.