Even as it looks to enfold all that is left of its Android operations and shift select X-series product designs to Lumia, a new report suggests that the Nokia X successor, X2
The overall effect of these changes will be more productive, impactful teams across Microsoft, said Satya Nadella. In its biggest ever job cut, Microsoft has announced that it will engrave its workforce
IT Voice News-To arrest cloud-based growth opportunities and support its reseller network, Avnet Technology Solutions, the global IT solutions distributor and an operating group of Avnet, Inc., has deployed Brocade® Ethernet fabric
Google has stepped into weakness research with new project called ‘Project Zero.’ Chris Evans, who works as ‘Researcher Herder’ at Google said, “The main reason of Zero Day project is to decrease
The government of India is probable to take an action on protest filed by giants like Google and Microsoft, wherever they said that National Informatics Centre has issued unauthorised digital certificates. The
Microsoft Corp is planning its biggest round of job cuts in five years as the software maker looks to integrate Nokia Oyj’s handset unit, Bloomberg reported, citing people with knowledge of the
Microsoft appears to have no intention to cede the low-end PC market to Google’s Chromebook offerings, as it has announced HP, Acer, and Toshiba will soon unveil inexpensive Windows OS-based laptops at
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has proclaimed his desire to to ‘hone’ the direction set by his predecessor Steve Ballmer, outlining his own vision for the company’s future in a six-page memo to
Chromebooks just became a lot more interesting ! Acer recently announced that it will be shipping the first Chromebook featuring an Intel Core i3 processor, and it will only cost about $350.
ITVoice News- HP unveiled a new Managed Print Services (MPS) service delivery mechanism that will enhance the experience of HP’s MPS customers.Under the new service, authorized HP technicians will use HP’s MPS
ITVoice News – Microsoft Corp said it has freed at least 4.7 million infected personal computers from control of cyber crooks in its most successful digital crime-busting operation, which interrupted service at
Microsoft Corp has dropped a lawsuit against Vitalwerks Internet Solutions that alleged the privately held Web services firm failed to take proper steps to prevent its systems from being abused by cybercriminals.