Gadgetwise Blog: With Lumia 900, Nokia and Microsoft Bid for Smartphone Relevance
Nokia on Monday introduced the Lumia 900, a smartphone that the Finnish cellphone maker and its software collaborator, Microsoft, hope will finally lead to redemption in the smartphone market.
Gadgetwise Blog: Q&A: Expanding Your Screen Real Estate
You can decide how to use the extra monitor when you connect it to your Windows 7 laptop.
DealBook: Despite RIM Takeover Talk, Hurdles Would Be High
Even if governmental objections to a takeover were overcome, Research in Motion’s leaders are adamant about their company’s course.
Gadgetwise Blog: Q&A: Turning On Windows Update
Where to check to make sure Windows 7 is set to automatically download and install new software updates from Microsoft.
India Ink: India Asks Google, Facebook to Screen User Content
Companies plan to rebuff the Indian government’s latest attempt to tighten the leash on free speech on the Internet.
DealBook: Yahoo Board Said to Lean Toward Sale of Minority Stake
A decision by Yahoo directors to sell just a minority stake could alienate shareholders and leave the company vulnerable to possible takeover bids.
DealBook: Silver Lake Consortium to Submit Offer for Stake in Yahoo
Yahoo appears increasingly less interested in selling itself as a whole, instead preferring plans that call for an investor or consortium to buy a stake of as much as 20 percent.
DealBook: Silver Lake Consortium to Submit Offer for Stake in Yahoo
Yahoo appears increasingly less interested in selling itself as a whole, instead preferring plans that call for an investor or consortium to buy a stake of as much as 20 percent.
DealBook: Microsoft Signs Nondisclosure Agreement With Yahoo
By signing a nondisclosure agreement, Microsoft has formally lined itself up as a potential bidder for Yahoo, though the software giant may be more interested in helping to finance a consortium of buyers.
Bits Blog: Daily Report: Google Keeps Pushing at Microsoft’s Windows
Because Google Apps performs many of the same functions as Office, but through a Web browser instead of local software, it is cheaper to own and operate than Microsoft’s desktop software, he said. It has been more than 4 1/2 years since Google began …
DealBook: A Complicated Maneuver for Control of Yahoo
Yahoo is reportedly contemplating a large sale of stock to one or more private equity firms. But does it mean battle-scarred shareholders will lose out on a valuable sale opportunity?
Gadgetwise Blog: Q&A: Winding Down Windows XP
Windows XP, Microsoft’s decade-old PC operating system, is scheduled to reach its “end of support” status on April 8, 2014.
