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Carry Into Play A Completely Formatted Model To Create A Website

June 12, 2020June 11, 2020 by Marion Castillo, posted in Editorials, Technology

Generating a website is advanced and expenditures an incredible number of bucks. But today the bloggers can create a website although they don’t have technical skills. By adhering to simple actions, everyone else can assemble a web site with unique …

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Why Xbox is poised to make the PlayStation a niche product

April 9, 2020April 10, 2020 by Marion Castillo, posted in Editorials

This new console generation is going to be much different than the previous one. To win the console war, the console must win in the overall entertainment experience, rather than primarily just gaming.

We are seeing this as Microsoft’s Xbox …

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Samsung looking into getting back with Windows Phone, but we say don’t come back without a Galaxy Windows Phone line

January 11, 2015April 9, 2020 by Marion Castillo, posted in Editorials

Microsoft and Samsung don’t have the best relationship these days over Windows Phone with the ongoing conflicts the legal patent royalties battles are causing.  According to Microsoft, Samsung has stopped paying patent royalties over intellectual property associated with the use …

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Rockstar is taking the fight to Google as the search giant already received many wounds

November 23, 2014April 11, 2020 by Marion Castillo, posted in Editorials

Rockstar Bidco (Apple, Sony, Ericson, Blackberry and Microsoft) were determent to outbid (bid: $4.5 Billion) Google in 2011 for thousands of high quality patents from Nortel.  Nortel is a Canadian (Ottawa) based telecom company that owned these thousands of patents …

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Yes, Microsoft will bring other cloud saving options to Office 365 (and will kill off Google Docs in the process)

November 6, 2014April 11, 2020 by Marion Castillo, posted in Editorials

Two days ago, Microsoft dropped a bomb on the cloud industry by announcing that they were partnering with Dropbox (which you can read the press release here) to allow Office customers to save their files to their Dropbox accounts …

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Thoughts on Microsoft’s quiet entrance into the wearables market

November 5, 2014April 11, 2020 by Marion Castillo, posted in Editorials

Last Wednesday Microsoft announced their Band to the world in a sort of sneaky way. Many of us followed the rumors and knew something was cooking but Microsoft surprised even the enthusiasts. I wondered how Microsoft was able to pull …

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Will Halo and a $50 price drop this holiday season cause a turning point for Xbox One?

November 5, 2014April 9, 2020 by Marion Castillo, posted in Editorials

In the U.S., Microsoft’s Xbox One has been outsold by Sony’s PlayStation 4 since the beginning of 2014.  When comparing to the previous generation of the console race, an interesting turn of events occurred as the U.S. was Xbox 360’s …

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Windows phone sales could hit over 10 million by next quarter

October 24, 2014April 11, 2020 by Marion Castillo, posted in Editorials

While it would be an understatement to say that Windows Phone has gone through some rough patches, there does appear to  be some good news coming out of Microsoft’s quarterly report. The company has reported that approximately 9.3 million …

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Windows 10, where are the Nay Sayers?

October 14, 2014April 11, 2020 by Marion Castillo, posted in Editorials

For the past week I’ve been trying to find negative reviews on Windows 10, but they are hard to find… does Microsoft have a winner on its hands? I truly think so. When compared to the first days/weeks/months when Windows …

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Microsoft would only require $7 per user to make Windows 10 free

October 6, 2014April 11, 2020 by Marion Castillo, posted in Editorials

With all of the excitement of Windows 10, one thing that has been left unanswered is the pricing of the licenses. That’s not all too surprising though as this release was for the enterprise segment.

It does, however, raise the …

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