I called it. Vegas (and Wall Street) were probably taking odds on the pervasive rumors and speculation about a “Surface Mini”, but as a Surface Pro 2 user I couldn’t see any real value in a smaller model. A BIGGER […]
Surface Pro 3 really is ‘the tablet that can replace your laptop’ Read More »
Microsoft is holding a big media event tomorrow focused on its Surface tablet line. Most of the rumors and speculation suggest we can expect some sort or smaller “Surface Mini”. That has some benefits, but a larger Surface Pro would
Surface Mini? Give me a Surface XL Read More »
The United States and China have a strange relationship. They are rival nations that don’t trust each other, and yet work very closely together in many ways. China is a communist nation–that owns a huge stake in US capitalism, and
DOJ throws down the gauntlet with cyber crime charges against Chinese military Read More »
I learned recently that net neutrality is not the simple, black and white issue I think it is. It turns out there are some sound, reasonable arguments to be made for why broadband providers should be allowed to negotiate additional
Maybe net neutrality is a bad idea Read More »
This is another series of photos from Microsoft TechEd 2014, and the closing party held at Minute Maid Park–home of the Houston Astros.
Microsoft TechEd 2014 — Part 2 Read More »
Threat intelligence is like a jigsaw puzzle where every company under attack only has a few pieces, and nobody has any idea what the final picture is supposed to be once all of the pieces are assembled. If all you
Retailers agree to share security and threat intelligence data Read More »
It seems like FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler has forgotten that he is no longer a telecom industry lobbyist–he has been appointed to the agency that’s supposed to regulate communications in the interests of the nation and its citizens. His proposal
If FCC plan is approved, you can kiss net neutrality goodbye Read More »
Have you ever ridden in a limousine, or hired a sedan to drop you off or take you home from the airport? Or, do you ride a train, subway, or bus for your daily commute? Wouldn’t it be nice if
Self-driving cars: Behold the future of automobile travel Read More »
Microsoft kicked off TechEd 2014 at the George R. Brown convention center in downtown Houston this week. Here is a galley or photos from the first day of the event.
Microsoft TechEd 2014 Read More »
Microsoft didn’t innovate the idea of the digital personal assistant, or virtual concierge. Apple with Siri, and Google with Google Now, as well as a myriad of other smaller companies like AiroCorp have already begun blazing that trail. However, the
Microsoft ‘Oslo’ aims to be your personal assistant Read More »
