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Will Microsoft Hold Android Hostage?
Right now, we’re all worrying about Apple’s patent claims against HTC, but Android may face a similar attack from Microsoft. It’s not terribly well known that Microsoft claims that it owns significant intellectual property used in Linux, the operating system at the heart of Android. …
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Verizon to Charge $15 for Exchange Access on the Droid? [UPDATE]
Verizon, a name that is synonymous with the phrase “nickel and dime,” is at it again. Wired has picked up on the reports that Verizon will charge Droid owners $15 for access to Microsoft Exchange’s ActiveSync. That $15 will be charged on top of the …
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NitroDesk Releases TouchDown with Push Email Support in the Android Market
NitroDesk Inc. announced that they have released the next generation of their TouchDown product as a priced application in the Android Market. The new version adds Push Email support for Exchange servers as well as support for PIN based security and Remote Wipe of Exchange …
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An Android Pep Talk
After its futile bidding attempts for Yahoo and being shunned, Microsoft’s Steve Ballmer reveals that they are not interested in the Yahoo deal anymore, but might look to form a strategic partnership with them on the search front. This comes after a day when Ballmer …
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Moto Gearing up for 4G
Amidst its ruinous 2008, Motorola is shifting gears to embrace 4G. That’s welcome news as most of the carriers like Sprint, AT&T and Verizon are switching to LTE or the future 4G for their next gen Mobile phone services.
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Ballmer Talks Android – Still Doesn’t Get It
You would hope that by now, people like Steve Ballmer would know his stiffest competition when he saw it. Unfortunately, Microsoft’s lack of vision will be their undoing.
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Google’s Spectrum Plan
The white space is very appealing to Google and other big companies. In a matter of weeks, we could find out who gets to use it and how it will work.
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Android Could Soothe Microsoft’s Silverlight Itch
The boys from Redmond might see something in the boys from Mountain View that they weren’t able to see in the boys from Cupertino.
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