Microsoft becomes a leader in the server usage share, cuts pricing. More good news for all the software giant fans out there and for those, who are into the enterprise. According to the latest market share report from the IDC, with a staggering 46%, Microsoft SQL server is now a leader in the server usage
Yammer, a social network for the enterprise, has been recently purchased by Microsoft for over $1.2 billion dollars and as we reported earlier, the software giant has some great plans for its future
Now here is something that you will only see for the next 24 hours: a mind blowing, animated wallpaper. Where? Just head over to Bing.com (US only so follow this link) and enjoy the view. Alternatively, check our video below
Something from the past. Both Microsoft and Apple already have great relations with each other (like cross patent licensing deal) and although they are competing in similar markets, it does not mean that you should miss great opportunities when it comes to business and revenue. So where do you go from there? Well, according to
Even though Microsoft remains silent on the Windows 8 usage scenarios and Windows 8 RT hardware is not yet publicly available (hence no one ever posted this tip before), we have just learned something what concerned us for a while. How do you take a screenshot on a Windows 8 RT (Arm) device that has
If you have recently installed the Consumer Preview version of the Office 15, then here is what you might have noticed: If you right click on the document (works on both Windows 7 and Windows 8), the following hit at the SkyDrive Pro will appear
If you have recently installed the new version of Office 15 and everything around it is blurry, here is a simple way to fix that: File > Options > Advanced Check “Disable hardware graphics acceleration” And that’s pretty much it, restart is not required. Stay tuned
WP 7.8 might get it too. According to a yet another report from WPDang (translation), the upcoming WP8 release will allow users to take screenshots without having to download any of the third party apps. So how do you take screens on your Windows Phone? As stated in the article, all you have to do
