Tonight, during The Office, Microsoft began airing its "phase 2″ of their $300 million ad campaign (after giving Seinfeld the boot) which features regular, everyday users saying "I'm A PC"…yes, it's a direct response to Apple's I'm A Mac/I'm A PC ads.The ads are actually better than I thought they'd be but something still just [...]Read More... [Source: The Apple Blog]

Scott Rockfeld, Group Manager of Microsoft Mobile Communications gave an interview on Fox Business and was quite forthcoming on the subject of Windows Mobile handsets. Basically the context of the interview was "competitors to the Apple iPhone" which is sometimes a bit annoying because the Apple iPhone and Windows Mobile are not always heading for the [...]

appears the software giant expects to launch an applications store called Skymarket this fall for its Windows Mobile platform, if a recent job posting spotted by Long Zheng at Istartedsomething.com is accurate. According to the ad posted Sunday on Computerjob.com, the Skymarket senior product manager will head a team that will "drive the launch of a v1 marketplace service for Windows Mobile." ...

Microsoft heeft met de introductie van bèta 2 van Internet Explorer 8 een privacyknop toegevoegd, zoals ook eerder te lezen was op Techzine. De knop blijkt echter niet volledig vlekkeloos te werken, er worden toch nog resultaten opgeslagen. Uit onderzoek van beveiligingsbedrijf Fox-IT, in samenwerking met Webwereld wordt geconcludeerd dat de computer toch door krijgt welke websites er bezocht w ...

Microsoft has aired its first ad featuring Seinfeld and Bill Gates.Shoe Circus features Gates and Seinfeld in an ad meant to improve Microsoft's image. The ending implies that the future of Windows is 'Delicious'.Seinfeld was reportedly paid $10 million for his part in this ad campaign.This blog will tell you how to Unlock Jailbreak Activate and Hack your iPhone and iTouch firmware for FREE

Chance für Browserspiele: Googles Chrome mischt den Markt für Computerspiele auf Chrome ist schnell, durch Plugins problemlos erweiterbar und bietet der Games-Community jede Menge Chancen auf neue Entwicklungen. "Mit Chrome legt Google die Messlatte wieder ein Stück höher", so Klaas Kersting, CEO von Gameforge, dem weltweit größten Entwickler von Browserspielen. "Die anderen Browser-Anbieter ...