Cloud Providers Dropbox vs. Google Drive vs. Amazon vs. Skydrive: Which One Is Fastest? Just how long do the four best-known file-transfer/storage/backup services actually take to put the files where you want them? Cloud David Sobotta View comments
Microsoft Google Is Prepping A Sneak Attack On Microsoft Office With QuickOffice The future of Google Apps lies within the QuickOffice app Google bought last year, Google sources told ReadWrite. And it's coming soon - to be added to the Chromebook Pixels Google handed out at Google I/O. Cloud Mark Hachman View comments
now Google Tells Microsoft To Get Rid Of Its Rule-Breaking YouTube App Google has formally demanded that Microsoft yank its new YouTube app for Windows Phone, which allows users to skip ads and download YouTube videos — both of which violate YouTube's terms of service. Mobile ReadWrite Editors View comments
now Windows Blue Will Be Free - And Called Windows 8.1 Windows 8.1 - Microsoft's real name for its Windows Blue operating system update - is now promised for this year. Enterprise ReadWrite Editors View comments
now Microsoft's Bing Search Engine Has Learned To Speak Klingon A Star Trek-themed upgrade to Bing's language translator on Tuesday has added Klingon to the list of supported languages. ReadWrite Editors View comments
Bill Gates Bill Gates Details His Last Moments With Steve Jobs: We Grew Up Together [Video] In an interview with 60 Minutes' Charlie Rose last night, Bill Gates touched on his last moments visiting the dying Steve Jobs. Nick Statt View comments
Microsoft International Space Station Drops Windows For Linux Some computers on the International Space Station used to run Windows XP. Now they run Linux. Hack ReadWrite Editors View comments
Microsoft Why Microsoft Might Spend $1B On Nook: E-Books Could Solve Its App Problem Focusing consumer attention on e-books via an acquisition of the Nook digital library could be a good way for Microsoft to buy time while it straightens out its app problem. Mobile Mark Hachman View comments
YouTube Microsoft YouTube App Is A Rule Breaker; It Strips Ads, Downloads Video Microsoft's latest YouTube app for Windows Phone appears to violate some of the service's cardinal rules for developers. Did Redmond find a way around them? Mobile Dan Rowinski View comments
Microsoft Microsoft's Mobile Patent Strategy: Threaten, Don't Sue While patent litigation has complicated the mobile software landscape, it has proved to be an ineffective strategy as courts have mostly invalidated the approach. Microsoft, however, has taken a different approach, and it's paying out billions in dividends: threaten, don't sue. Mobile Matt Asay View comments