Posts tagged Microsoft

Phil Spencer shows off an early dev build of the Xbox One’s upcoming screenshot feature, and it looks like it’ll use the console’s quick-snap menu.

The end of the Nokia Lumia 2520 means Microsoft’s adventure porting Windows to ARM is over.

The PS Vita is still massively popular, while the Xbox One is struggling to keep its sales up… wait, what?

Sony and Microsoft might be readying new console models for 4K video playback, but 4K gaming won’t be included.

Port will be available later this year for free.

Research consultancy Strategy Analytics shows just how big the mobile operating system now is.

Aimed at “connecting the next billion Internet users,” the Lumia 535 is Microsoft’s first branded smartphone, offering competitive pricing at the low-end.

Microsoft’s new HoloLens tech aims to marry the worlds of VR and AR using projected holographic images.

Windows 10 will unify the Xbox One to PC together for cross-platform game streaming, multiplayer, and more.

Microsoft is holding a preview event on January 21, but what exactly will the company be showcasing?

Xbox division boss says that screenshot capabilities are coming to the Xbox One in early 2015.

The Xbox One is back down to its $349 holiday price tag following strong sales leads over Sony’s PlayStation 4.

Microsoft has announced the Lumia 435 and 532, sub-$100 Lumia smartphones that showcase Windows Phone’s focus toward attracting the low-end market.

Market research firm BCN Inc. announces the BCN Awards 2015, in which Sony, NEC and Microsoft wins the most important categories in consumer tech.

Sony has indefinitely suspended plans to begin selling the PlayStation 4 in China in a blow to company’s struggling business.

A $29 Internet device with month-long standby time? Microsoft may yet be the king of entry-level mobile phones with the web- and Messenger-capable Nokia 215.

Here is the daily roundup from Japanese consumer tech and tech business websites for December 17, 2014.

Microsoft will announce a new strategy in 2015.

Microsoft’s affordable flagship Lumia 830 is a toned-down version of the 930, sold at a fraction of the price.

In an interview Huawei’s head of PR says developing for Windows Phone is not a profitable endeavor.