For all of you out there who mourned the death of MS Paint last week, there’s some good news for you. Looks like the dream will stay alive.
Slack has grown at a rapid rate these past few years, and is now valued well into the billions. That being said, no one wants to do battle with the likes of Microsoft.
In a groundbreaking new partnership, Microsoft will be entering into the marijuana world. This makes it the first corporate of its kind to do so.
Massive Microsoft / LinkedIn deal. Henri hands himself in. Oscar psychologist accused of bias. ISIS claim French police killing. Guptas fire back. Heineken’s big F1 deal. Egyptair search has 12 days left. Led Zep’s Stairway trial begins.
You’d be pretty stoked right about now if you owned LinkedIn shares, Microsoft having just bought the lot for a massive amount of money.
Born in 1994, this KZN dude was nominated by a fellow Microsoft employee to be a part of the big boys.
Bill Gates’ billionaire lair is just as extravagant as you’d think, but he still keeps things natural.
Microsoft are kinda desperate to get their new “ultimate” laptops into the market – so they’ve made you a deal.
Back in 1999 Bill wrote a book and in the book he predicted some things about who the future of the internet and businesses would start interacting. And he was on point.
Heads up: it gets a bit awkward when the product you’re demonstrating can’t understand you – and you’re the CEO.
As the Bill Gates vs. Steve Jobs debate rolls on, author Malcolm Gladwell pipes up with his take on the question of who has contributed more to mankind.
If you really want to take a trip down memory lane (and you have a Windows phone) you might want to see Microsoft’s new app. It’s more than a prank.
By now you’re tired of Paul Allen. He found a ship, he built a plane, he is rich as all hell. He does have one or two tricks up his sleeve though.
What do you do when you have money coming out of your (insert name of orifice)? Yeah, you build the world’s biggest plane and laugh at us mere peons.
Apparently there was once a guy who could turn water into wine. That’s pretty hectic, but turning poo into drinking water? You joke…
That awkward moment when a child is quicker on a computer than a grown up… That’s what this little dude is doing, and he even has the support of Microsoft.
Microsoft unveils its new Band wearable device, and a new video (which looks uncannily like the countless others we’ve seen) has been released.
The world’s richest man, Bill Gates, has decided to help back some medical innovations, including the plan to develop a super-thin condom for men.
Apple’s successful years have given the tech company a pretty decent cash reserve, but how big is it really?
Microsoft reveals the latest low-cost Nokia device which is aimed at emerging markets and first-time mobile buyers.
The world’s richest man is vacationing with his family off the coast of Sardinia, Italy, and he has spared no expense.
If you have tried to translate something and you know it just doesn’t look right but you don’t know how to fix it, this could be the solution…
Bill Gates shares some pearls of wisdom to kick-start your career ambitions.
Microsoft is known to have made some of the best Windows phone operating systems and of course their office tools are still pretty badass. And now that Microsoft has completed their acquisition of Nokia, they have the potential to step in to the gaping gap in the market left in the universe of other purportedly […]
On the weekend yet another alert was issued by Microsoft over their browser , Internet Explorer. If you are one of those individuals who makes use of the interwebs using a version of the browser that falls between Internet Explorer 6 and Internet Explorer 11, then you are at risk. Quite annoyingly, over 25% of internet users fall into […]
Microsoft has recently shelved its famous operating system, Windows XP. Let’s take a trip down memory lane: here’s the story behind XP’s iconic default background, “Bliss.”
MS Office has been the leader in word processor and spreadsheet program markets for ages, but it was only available to desktop or laptop users. Finally, Office has finally been released for the iPad. Here is a preview of it in action.
Microsoft, in conjunction with the Computer History Museum, are making the source code for MS-DOS 1.1 and version 2.0 available to the public for the first time ever. Alongside the DOS source code, Microsoft is also revealing the source code for Word 1.1a, which was released back in 1989.
The Internet is a big place, and a large number of sites have come and gone. This map of the Internet created by graphic designer Martin Vargic is insane. Representing the online world through cartography, with no detail spared, this map is worth checking out.
Maybe if Microsoft stopped making bras and started focusing on operating systems, they wouldn’t be losing so much ground to Apple. But they’ve made one now, so we might as well take a look at it.