Do you hate Apple news? Are you so bothered by stories about the Cupertino-based company that you feel the need to comment on each and every story about how bothered by stories about the Cupertino-based company you are? Do you lay awake at night, co…
Let’s look back at the week that was in Microsoft news. Here were the top stories:Windows 7 leads the way to record quarter for Microsoft: Sales of Windows 7 and a recovering economy helped Microsoft set a record second quarter with a …
The iPad made finally debuted last week, but not everyone was happy to see it. A group of protesters from the Free Software Foundation picketed the launch event saying that Apple’s new tablet is nothing more than a golden calf of DRM.A…
Steam, Valve’s digital distribution for video games (as well as a kind of “social network” for gamers, though the phrase “social network” makes me nauseous), is really quite successful. In 2009, its fifth year of operation, sales were up 205 percent…
With strong sales of Windows 7, Microsoft Corp posted a bigger-than-expected 60 percent jump in quarterly profit and said it expected business technology spending to recover this year, Reuters reported.Net profit came to $6.7 billion, or 74 cents per s…
SEATTLE (Reuters) – Microsoft Corp posted a bigger-than-expected 60 percent jump in quarterly profit, helped by strong sales of Windows 7, and said it expected business technology spending to recover this year.
Microsoft Corp posted a bigger-than-expected 60 percent jump in quarterly profit, helped by strong sales of Windows 7, and said it expected business technology spending to recover this year.
Microsoft Corp. said Thursday its earnings in the most recent quarter jumped 60 percent, as a rebound in the personal computer industry drove sales of the company’s latest Windows operating system.
TOKYO (Reuters) – Games maker Nintendo showed greater than expected resilience in its battle for market share last quarter thanks in part to a 20 percent price cut on its Wii product that sliced into profits.
Revenue Up 4 percent in Constant Currency, 8 Percent as ReportedGAAP and Non-GAAP Operating Margins ImproveCash Flow From Operations Up 36 Percent in Constant Currency, 17 Percent as ReportedNames William E. McCracken as CEO