Archives: 2008 June

Company announces incremental steps, improving documentation and collaborating with others to create more translators to convert Office files into other formats.

Chemi Peres says that a build-and-sell mentality prevalent among Israeli high-tech entrepreneurs worked fine in the past but that a short-term approach won't work in a long-approach future.

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Qualcomm vs. Intel: You decide–Qualcomm has a chip called Snapdragon. Intel has Atom and Moorestown. Which of these chips will be a more viable, compelling chip for the fit-in-your-pocket device and ultralight computer market?

Two steps forward, one step back: NBC's online Olympics coverage–NBC is going to offer the […]

Microsoft is out to prove that open-source Symbian is doomed to fail…but chooses the exact wrong example to do so.

Netscape's founder is said to be ready to join Facebook's board. If so, call it a case of friendly coopetition.

Israel's richest entrepreneur has a recipe that he believes can help end decades of regional strife. Now all he needs is time–and no small amount of luck to pull it off.

I haven't been back to this part of the world in over two decades. Reading about the changes is one thing. Seeing them up close is quite something else.

The digital natives who love Twitter are getting restless as company engineers try to save the patient from flatlining.

The Microsoft co-founder takes the spotlight this week as he puts in his final days of full-time work for the software company.

In an emotional speech to Microsoft employees, the chairman bids farewell to his full-time day job at the Redmond, Wash.-based software company he founded.