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What's Behind Microsoft's MSN Portal Revamp?
Redesigning MSN The design of MSN up until the release of Monday’s preview looked a bit old fashioned. It also didn’t reflect the ongoing development of Microsoft portfolio, nor Microsoft’s ambition for MSN to become more than a portal to the Internet, but also an everyday part of users’ lives.
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Free, Ad-Supported Mobile Apps Drain Batteries Faster, Consume More Data
If you're planning to hold off on spending US$ 0.99 for a mobile app to get the free version instead, you might want to think twice.
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A Pretty New Version of Skype Comes to Windows Phone #mwc
Last year Microsoft acquired Skype to widespread groans from users and competitors, but it doesn’t seem that Microsoft is second guessing its decision.
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Skype Coming to Consumer Electronics, App Store Open
Microsoft's Skype is pretty much everywhere in the computing space, but that's clearly not enough. Expect to see Skype in all kinds of other gadgets and electronic goods with the advent of SkypeKit which also boosts desktop application integration.
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Browser Wars: Will Mozilla Fennec Outfox its Rivals?
Mobile browsing is one of the few boom areas for telcos, but browser competition is stifled as owners traditionally stick with whatever comes with their phone -- Safari on the iPhone, IE for Windows Mobile, Chrome for Android, Opera on everything else and so on.
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iPhone Set to Become a Mobile Web Server
The end of 2008 was marked with predictions that desktops may be on the way out and mobile technology will take over. 2009 arrives and we receive the news of an application that allows the iPhone to be used as a web server. That’s correct -- your iPhone can
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Mobile Games and Entertainment Apps Top the Charts
Handango, a provider of smartphone applications for various mobile platforms, has recently released its First Half 2008 Handango Yardstick, a trend report about smartphone content and applications. Games and entertainment applications are the big winners so far this year, as people turn from productivity to time wasting.
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