Microsoft isn’t dead. It has lots of new things coming later this year and after that. The company was showcasing what will be coming in future at its Worldwide partner Conference this week.
The official announcement for Nokia’s 41-megapixel camera phone with Windows Phone 8 is expected to come later this week. But there were some confusion about the naming of the device – is it Lumia 1020 or Lumia 909? Some sample photos posted on Flickr, taken with the phone, by Microsoft Windows Phone manager Joe Belfiore confirms the name to be Lumia 1020.
Following in the footsteps of ASUS, Sharp releasing the best Ultra HD display. The 32-inch PQ321Q with a 4K2K pen-enabled touchscreen Monitor with 3,840 x 2,160 IGZO LCD panel that can be controlled with the fingers.
Apple’s MacBook Air dominates the thin-and-light laptop market in the U.S. It captures more than half of thin-and-light laptop market in the U.S.
Analytics company comScroe has released its May 2013 MobiLens report, tabulating key trends in the U.S. smartphone industry. The report shows little changes in the smartphone market shares.
When Microsoft released the original Kinect for Xbox 360, hackers were able to tweak it and plug it into their PCs before soon. However, such liberties won’t be possible with the next-generation Kinect that will arrive with Xbox One, says Microsoft.
Xbox Music has long been available on a number of Microsoft platforms. These include the likes of Windows 8, Windows Phone 8, Windows RT and Xbox 360. A recent round of rumors suggested that the company may be bringing out a web-based version of it. And now, Microsoft has affirmed these rumors.
Microsoft has finally rolled out the option of sending video messaging through Skype. The option is available on a number of devices, including many mobile platforms. Ironically enough, Microsoft’s own Windows Phone platform only partially supports this feature for now.