Microsoft is under intense pressure to come up with a formidable alternative to ward off stiff competition from Android and iOS4. The company researchers are currently working on a project
As the release dates of the PlayStation Move and Xbox’s Kinect are being anxiously awaited, the question frying on everyone’s lips is, which motion controller will be more successful. Well,
Tablet PCs are set to be a huge section of the tech industry and after Apple paved the way with the ground-breaking iPad, now everybody wants to be an Apple
Apple has clearly demonstrated its command over the still-in-its-infancy tablet segment, not only by the sheer volume of iPads it has sold, but also by the fact that most of
Most Xbox fanatics will be drooling over the prospect of the Kinect. Excitement is starting to build as Microsoft release snippets of information about the upcoming 360 add-on. But obviously
Microsoft was already looking forward to a busy year with the release of the Windows Phone 7 and Xbox Kinect and now recently they’ve added a tablet PC onto their
Microsoft’s bigwig Aaron Greenberg announced yesterday the pricing for their hotly-anticpated Kinect movement control would be £129.99 with Kinect Adventures, and announced that it will be bundled with a new
Microsoft has lifted the lid on their highly-anticipated Windows Mobile 7 and have allowed a few people in the know to have a proper play and here is what they
