Chinese sourced parts for the Xbox Series X and the Playstation will slow down, if not outright, stop being produced until it is safe for workers to return to their factories.
IP infringement continues to be a top challenge for some in China
Here's the news surrounding Microsoft for the past week, with topics including Facebook saying Microsoft is "cool again" and more.
Microsoft's Mobile unit in Vietnam has been sold to a FoxConn subsidiary
Microsoft selling its feature phone business to a Foxconn subsidiary wasn't the whole story, as Nokia has since announced a strategic partnership with the new company HMD to create a new generation of Nokia-branded feature phones, smartphones and tablets.
Microsoft has finally confirmed that the company is selling its feature phone division to FIH Mobile Ltd., a subsidiary of Hon Hai/Foxconn Technology Group, and HMD Global, Oy for $350 million. As a part of this deal, Microsoft Mobile Vietnam, the company's ... Read more
Earlier this week at WPC, Microsoft’ COO Kevin Turner spoke more about the changes in Windows Phone/Mobile, noting that there will be changes in the manufacturing process and use of multi-tiered distribution. It was also reported yesterday by Digitimes that ... Read more
Microsoft has inked a deal with Foxconn's patent, Hon Hai, in a patent agreement for Android and Chrome OS. In essence, the patent agreement prevents Hon Hai from being sued for patent infringement when it comes to using Google's Chrome OS or Android OS in products such as smartphones and tablets, in exchange for royalties.
An explosion at a Foxconn factory in China, which manufacturers Apple iPads at the site, resulted in