Skydrive Pictures Now Showing Inline on Twitter
#Twitter is now showing pictures posted on SkyDrive inline, much like other photo services such as Twitpic, YFrog, etc.
Twitter is now showing pictures posted on SkyDrive inline, much like other photo services such as Twitpic, YFrog, etc.
Despite being tempted by iOS and iPhone, I have decided to stick with Windows Phone. See why.
Here is a tip to avoid large data download when installing SkyDrive desktop application on a new PC (or simply, a new install).
Tip: Skip Skydrive Initial Sync when Installing It on a New PC
A lot has been written about how confusing and complex Windows 8 could be. This article tries to simplify Windows 8, Windows RT and Windows Phone 8.
Simplifying Windows: Windows 8, Windows RT and Windows Phone 8
Xbox Music is a beautiful-looking service which comes with some asterisks, which Microsoft needs to knock off very soon.
Microsoft is shifting from being a software company to a devices and services company. Welcome to the Modern Microsoft.
(I must admit, I took this MG Siegler set of posts a little bit too seriously. I had sworn off that guy, but since his nonsense was being discussed by others I follow on twitter, I had to peek.)
First issue I have is why is he concerned that Microsoft actually updated the OS after RTM and before GA? It is a great thing, as I said on twitter. Not sure why it is being spun as a negative.
Second, after Ed Bott brings it up and appropriately schools him on how Windows works within the OEM ecosystem, MG goes out and shoots himself in the foot by arguing (like a kid, nonetheless) that OS X was only updated after it became generally available to the public. Well, that is bad, isn’t it? That would mean Apple let a buggy OS out to the masses and only fixed issues a month or so later.
Oh, and that nonsense about calling Ed an “Apple malware blogger”? Sigh. More childishness.
As my friend Amir pointed out on twitter, Highlight is not going to be considered magical anytime soon and is nowhere near the Square atmosphere :-)
More rumors of Microsoft making a “Surface Phone”. Will it help Windows Phone at all?
Windows Phone 8 is nowhere to be found, making device launches meaningless and developers angry.
Microsoft takes a pro-consumer stance despite opposition from advertisers, and will keep Do Not Track turned ON in Windows 8 Express Setup.
Windows 8 Setup Will Set ‘Do Not Track’ to On in Express Settings
Office 2013′s on demand feature makes it possible to run Office as a service. This is huge, for users and for Microsoft.
The SkyDrive team has an interesting proposition for you: write about SkyDrive, get perks. Do you qualify?
SkyDrive Ambassador Program: Write About SkyDrive, Get Benefits
Microsoft announces Windows 7 has sold 630 million licenses. Also, wants us to get ready for Windows 8.
Windows 7 Has Sold 630 Million Licenses, Wants Nobody to Be Left off from Windows 8
What are the implications of Microsoft’s second reset with mobile in two years? Is Microsoft doomed, or is it ready for its next chapter?
Microsoft announced “Windows Phone 7.8” for existing users since existing devices cannot be ugpraded to Windows Phone 8. I am disappointed.
The official Twitter app for Windows Phone finally gets notifications. It is finally an app I don’t feel ashamed to recommend!
Twitter for Windows Phone Gets Updated: Notifications, Finally!
Windows Phone 8 promises to add much-needed enterprise-class features which will please coporate IT departments.
Microsoft has a “major” announcement to make at an unspecified location in Los Angeles. My hope list for what may be announced.
A look at the beautiful app in the Windows 8 Release Preview: Cocktail Flow
In my series comparing iPhone 4S to Windows Phone (Nokia Lumia 800), I look at the amazing Retina display.
In my series comparing iPhone 4S to Windows Phone (Nokia Lumia 800), I compare setup and out of the box experience.
iPhone 4S Used by a Windows Phone User: Out Of the Box Experience, Setup
I start using iPhone 4S as my primary phone to compare the experience to my Nokia Lumia 800 Windows Phone. I document what I like and what I don’t like.
If you are not aware of the “Blown Away by Lumia” contest, it is the Nokia’s version of “Smoked By Windows Phone” contest started by Ben Rudolph of Microsoft, at the 2012 Consumer Electornics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. Nokia took that contest global, and here are some videos of former Miss World Priyanka Chopra competing with challengers with various smartphones and beating them. Quite cool, although she comes off as a bit too chirpy.
Nokia’s had a roller coaster fortnight. What matters though, is the Lumia 900 seems to be selling well. Is it enough to mark Nokia’s comeback? Time will tell.