In a surprise announcement, Seattle Sounders FC announced this morning that 11 new families including current and ex Microsoft execs were joining the club’s ownership group.
Microsoft is looking to go back to its old role as an alley-oop assisting Center, by providing a bit of digital billboard space with a new section on its Microsoft Store website to help OEM's peddle their wares powered by Windows.
Microsoft's former head of Windows has resurfaced today on LinkedIn to post about his whereabouts over the past six months as well as giving his audience some guidance on what they can expect to see him doing next in the tech industry.
Windows team manages to keep the wheels of progress greased and running as they seed build 17634 to Skip Ahead Insider participants.
According to Myerson's Linked farewell post, not only is Windows 10 adoption reaching new heights
Terry Myerson will soon leave Microsoft following a major internal re-org, and the tech veteran wrote a lenghty blog post to reflect on his “incredibly intense experience” at Microsoft.
Microsoft has made things more official, revealing that the next Windows 10 Insider builds will include both Windows Timeline and a new feature called Sets.
A couple of hours ago, Microsoft announced pretty big news at its WinHEC event in Shenzhen, China and you can know watch the full video.
Microsoft exec Terry Myerson explained in a new interview with ZDNet why the company still considers its mobile OS a strategic investment despite the very low market share.
In a new interview with ZDNet reporter Mary Jo Foley, Microsoft's Terry Myerson explained that the company and its partners are on a journey to democratize VR products.
Microsoft is reshuffling its Windows Server engineering team, by moving them out of its Cloud and Enterprise Group and into its Windows and Devices Group.
Microsoft employees took to an anonymous chat app to show their distaste towards Terry Myerson, the Executive Vice President of the Windows and Devices group.
An internal memo sent to Windows partners in the wake of recent organizational “streamlining” around Microsoft’s mobile business strategies, has come to light.
