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Eric Schmidt: 'Steve Jobs best CEO in 50 years'
Eric Schmidt, Google Chairman recently mentioned that Steve Jobs is probably the best CEO in the past 50 years, maybe 100 years.
Windows 8 Release plans announced
Steve Ballmer announced that the next version of his company's operating system -- Windows 8 -- will be available in 2012.
Skype bought by Microsoft
Skype bought for $8.5 billion by the Software maker in what could be its biggest deal in the 36-year history.
CES 2011: A huge Success!
From Microsoft’s Steve Ballmer to Lady Gaga, this year’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas created a buzz on the show floor like never seen before. Rightly called the Super Bowl of the Technology Industry, the event displayed the coolest and latest tech products.
Microsoft Windows 7 Licenses sold for 240 mn times?
The world’s biggest software company, Microsoft, said that it sold around 240 million Windows 7 licenses in the past year. This huge figure has made Microsoft, the fastest growing operating system in the world.
Microsoft: Windows Phone 7 Is Released To Manufacturing
Microsoft has released to manufacturing its Windows Phone 7 operating system for smartphones, which sure is a major step in its efforts to gain momentum in the mobile device market.
2010 CES in review
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The CES 2010 Guide
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Every year, people from all walks of life in technology circles converge to Las Vegas for the annual Consumer Electronics Show. This year will feature 2,500 exhibitors and 110,000 attendees from either the media or the industry. To say it's a big event would be an understatement.
Microsoft gets new CFO
Microsoft Corp. has announced that Chris Liddell will be leaving the company at the end of 2009, and named Peter Klein as the company's new CFO.
Microsoft's Ballmer predicts 80,000 UK IT jobs
Good news if you're from the UK and are looking for a promising career in technology. According to Microsoft Chief Executive, Steve Ballmer, there will be no shortage of IT jobs in the UK.