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Does Microsoft Have a Mobile Open Source Strategy Up its Sleeve?
There are rumors cropping up that Microsoft may unleash an open source strategy surrounding Danger, the mobile software/services player that it acquired last year. Danger got a lot of kudos in its early days for its innovative Danger Sidekick mobile phone featuring pull-out and flip-up ...
A Microsoft smartphone: No. A Microsoft phone chassis: Yes
A Microsoft smartphone: No. A Microsoft phone chassis: Yes
blogs.zdnet.com — http://www.techflash.com/microsoft/Microsoft_moves_key_execs_to_Windows_Mobile_for_new_strategy39101162.html (more) A Microsoft smartphone: No. A Microsoft phone chassis: Yes
Microsoft: Once Again, We’re Not Making a Smartphone
Microsoft: Once Again, We’re Not Making a Smartphone
blogs.wsj.com — In a familiar ritual, an analyst says Microsoft is preparing to launch a phone in the second... half of the year. The response from a Microsoft spokesman: “Microsoft is not doing a phone.” (more) Microsoft: Once Again, We’re Not Making a Smartphone
Director, Open Source Desktop Strategy at Microsoft
linkedin.com — Type: Full-time Experience: Director Functions: Consulting, Strategy / Planning, Product Management, Business Development Industries: Computer Software Posted:... February 5, 2009 Job Description The Windows Competitive Strategy team is looking for a ... (more) Director, Open Source Desktop Strategy at Microsoft
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