Microsoft Corporation is an American multinational technology corporation producing computer software, consumer electronics, personal computers, and related services.
Atom Code Editor is the most popular code editor available for website developers and software engineers. Atom Code Editor is created and maintained by Microsoft and is considered one of the company’s best software products available. Atom Code Editor is open-source and offers excellent features and third-party extensions that have helped establish Atom Code Editor […]
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Visual Studio Code is a popular enterprise code editing software that is available open-source from Microsoft. Visual Studio Code has become one of the industries most popular code editing software applications available. 0:00 Overview 0:46 Welcome Page 1:25 File Management 2:40 Search Features 2:45 Version Control 3:05 Extensions 3:23 Wrap-up Find out what makes Visual
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For the very first time in the world of gaming, the Xbox One gaming system has put together its new state of the art OS with Windows OS for the best of gaming without any type of compromises. With Xbox One you do not have to switch inputs in order to watch television or to
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Iconic computer manufacturer Dell has entered an agreement with private equity firm Silver Lake Partners, Microsoft and Dell founder Michael Dell to privatize the company in a deal estimated to be worth a whopping $24.4 billion. The newly formed triad hopes to buy the company from the shareholders for $13.65 a share. The purchase price
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Lenovo is riding the Window’s 8 wave with touch screens being introduced to many of its laptop lines along with an all-in one PC model. Lenovo is planning on upgrading its U310 to touch screen. It will be available for about $779. The upgrade was introduced to the CES 2013 Show in Las Vegas to
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Microsoft has a lot on its plate in its efforts to balance its smartphone introduction with maintaining a viable desktop business. The problem on the smart phone front lines lies in the Android and Apple technology which enjoys a 70% market share. Microsoft places a distant third with 6% of the market. Although Microsoft’s OS
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Microchip Technology, a leading U.S. manufacturer of semiconductors, has announced the introduction of the first controller that recognizes electrical fields in three dimensions. The controller is then able to capture the 3D field and map its exact measurements. The new chip replaces what essentially consisted of variations of camera-based motion recognition systems. These systems required
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Just when you thought the smart phone market has pretty much been flushed out, along comes an entry with new features that quickly gets the competition’s attention. Microsoft’s Windows 8’s new introduction to the highly competitive smart phone market proves that you can teach old tech companies new tricks. The design of Nokia Lumina 920
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These days, it’s difficult to know what business a tech company is in. Microsoft is in the tablet business and Google is manufacturing smartphones. In the meantime, Google has entered the robotic auto manufacturing business. Investors must be scratching their heads to understand the core business in which they thought they were investing. It appears
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Microsoft was able to maintain a tight lid on the new tablet introduction. Typically, new product launches in the tech industry are riddled with leaks big enough to make the Titanic appear seaworthy. This is evidenced by recent product introductions such as iPhone 5, Wii U and Samsung’s Galaxy 3. That’s why everyone was actually
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