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wmpoweruser.com - 10/2/2008

Steve Ballmer confirms Zune software coming to Windows Mobile

— wmpoweruser.com — CIO editor Martin Veitch interviewed Steve Ballmer, Microsoft CEO at Microsoft’s London conference “Technologies to Change Your... Business: How Customers Are Implementing Tomorrow’s Strategies Today”. During a lengthy interview, Steve Balmer was ... (more) Steve Ballmer confirms Zune software coming to Windows ...

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engadget.com - 10/2/2008

Steve Ballmer confirms Zune coming to Windows Mobile

— engadget.com — Rumors of a Zune phone have floated around forever, but we've always thought it would make more... sense for Microsoft to start by simply making a Zune player for Windows Mobile -- a plan Steve Ballmer casually confirmed today in an interview with CIO ... (more) Steve Ballmer confirms Zune coming to Windows Mobile

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computerworld.com - 10/1/2008

Microsoft will soon release 'Windows Cloud' OS, Ballmer says

— computerworld.com — October 1, 2008 (IDG News Service) Microsoft Corp. CEO Steve Ballmer revealed a few details on Wednesday... of a forthcoming operating system that will help developers write Internet-based applications. Within a month, Microsoft will unveil what Ballmer ... (more) Microsoft will soon release 'Windows Cloud' OS, Ballmer ...

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Ballmer offers more on 'Windows Cloud'
CNET News.com — Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer on Thursday promised it won't be long before the world gets to meet what he is calling "Windows Cloud"--something that acts like Windows but operates over the Internet. "Just as we have an operating system for the PC, for the phone, and for the server, we need a new operating system that runs in the Internet," Ballmer said Thursday in a speech before France's CIGREF (Club Informatique des Grandes Entreprises Françaises). "I bet we'll call it Windows something. We're going to announce it in four weeks. We might even have a trademark by then. So, ...

Ballmer offers more on 'Windows Cloud'
CNET News.com - Business Tech — Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer on Thursday promised it won't be long before the world gets to meet what he is calling "Windows Cloud"--something that acts like Windows but operates over the Internet. "Just as we have an operating system for the PC, for the phone, and for the server, we need a new operating system that runs in the Internet," Ballmer said Thursday in a speech before France's CIGREF (Club Informatique des Grandes Entreprises Françaises). "I bet we'll call it Windows something. We're going to announce it in four weeks. We might even have a trademark by then. So, ...

Microsoft Promises New, Fluffier Version of Windows
Bits — ... and Paris . The name-dropping comes ahead of Microsoft’s Professional Developers Conference later this month in Los Angeles. So what exactly is Windows Cloud? Well, Microsoft won’t budge on exact details just yet. But Dave Cutler, one of the company’s top software engineers, has spent years working on a project code-named Red Dog that some suspect will serve as the underpinning for the new operating system. Mr. Cutler has a knack for developing sophisticated code, and he may have come up with an operating system tailored to this notion of distributing software across ...

Microsoft Gives Windows XP Extra Life
Alice Hill's Real Tech News - Independent Tech — ... XP — have allowed Windows XP to continue “to live.” With the extension, however, Microsoft finds itself in a strange position. With the possible exception of just a few months, it is continue to sell a predecessor to their current OS nearly until the time their newer OS (Windows 7) launches. This might even allow companies to completely skip Windows Vista, something Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said might be the “natural course” of upgrades. At a conference before France’s CIGREF on Thursday , he noted that, and even made (perhaps?) a Freudian slip. The one thing I am not ...