Cortana for iOS and Android could boost Microsoft Given the tiny share of the mobile market that Windows Phones have (about 3% to 4% according to analyst reports), Microsoft is taking a hardware-neutral stance when it comes to promoting its own cloud services. The latest news is
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A decidedly cool reception to new iPhones Users and investors have given a cool reception to Apple’s unveiling of the latest versions of its top-selling iPhones. As has become customary for the American tech firm, enormous hype accompanied the introduction of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6
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CYOD gaining popularity says security expert While the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) has undoubtedly increased flexibility for staff members and reduced costs for firms, many IT departments are looking to mitigate risks by introducing a culture of Choose Your Own Device (CYOD) instead. That's the viewRead more →
Microsoft Office Mobile for iPhone has now been released in the UK and is available at no extra charge for Microsoft Office 365 Home Premium and Microsoft Office 365 ProPlus subscribers. It requires at least an iPhone 4, iPad 3 or iPad mini running iOS 6.1 or
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Microsoft has today released a new Microsoft Office Mobile application for Apple’s iPhone smartphone, for users that are Office 365 subscribers. The Microsoft Office Mobile app for iPhone is now available as a free download, but you will need an Office 365 subscription to use the new application. Key
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