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Microsoft principal program manager Scott Seiber discusses Windows on ARM (WOA) in February 2012.
Microsoft unveiled Windows Phone "Apollo" at its Windows Phone Summit in June 2012, a major new release of the mobile platform that would go on to be called Windows Phone 8. In this video, Microsoft's Joe Belfiore ("Joe B") introduces Apollo to the public for the first time, describing many of its expected new features.
In August 2011, Micrsoft's Marc Whitten and others described how the Xbox 360 would reinvent the digital media experience in the living room.
Omar Shahine introduced some improvements that Microsoft made to its SkyDrive cloud storage service (now called OneDrive) in June 2011. These included performance improvements, H.264 video support, the ability to pin SkyDrive to your Windows 7 Taskbar, SkyDrive Groups, Quick views, a new information pane, many improvements to the photos experience, and more.
Microsoft's Tami Reller and Mike Angiulo appeared at Computex on June 5, 2011 to discuss Windows 8 ahead of its launch the following year.
NeXT founder and CEO Steve Jobs discussed building Internet applications with WebObjects at Microsoft's 1996 Professional Developers Conference (PDC).
Microsoft's Todd Warren, Mark Tebbe, and David Harris discuss BackOffice at the company's 1996 Professional Developers Conference (PDC
Microsoft CEO Bill Gates provided a keynote address at the company's 1996 Professional Developers Conference (PDC), which was also called the Internet PDC.
In 2008, Microsoft took on the more casual gaming audience attracted to the surprisingly popular Nintendo Wii in part by simplifying the Xbox 360's user interface. So it replaced the original "blades"-based UI with the New Xbox Experience (NXE), which placed more emphasis on emerging non-gaming experiences like Netflix and other video services, social networking, Mii-like avatars, and more. This is a quick walkthrough video I created at the time.
Microsoft launched Windows Phone 7 in New York City on October 11, 2010.
On this episode of First Ring Daily, Bing gets bargained, a Pi gets released, and Google has an event next week but new hardware this week.
On this episode of First Ring Daily, Sony has a big change, the FTC has a change, and COD will be missed. Check out Purple Knight! - https://www.purple-knight.com/
On this episode of First Ring Daily, we dive deep into the rough waters ahead for Amazon. Make sure to check out Purple Knight! - https://www.purple-knight.com/
On this episode of First Ring Daily, Paul gets a new iPhone, Brad struggles with Matter, and a Pixel or two. Check out Purple Knight! - https://www.purple-knight.com/
On this episode of First Ring Daily, Brad changes the music, it should be a quiet Monday, and Paul moves soon. Check Out Purple Knight! - https://www.purple-knight.com/
On this episode of First Ring Daily, Panos is out, Xbox leaks all their plans, and the CMA will approve the Xbox deal...and that's not all.
On this episode of First Ring Daily, Paul is in New York, Paul provides a tour of the venue, and Paul has spotty connectivity.
On this episode of First Ring Daily, OCR has arrived, iPhones are not ordering well, and a hidden keyboard shortcut.
On this episode of First Ring Daily, the EU isnt happy with Teams, Xbox has a new Core, and time to get cut.
On this episode of First Ring Daily, Apple has an event and a lot of filler material but not a lot of leather.
On this episode of First Ring Daily, Apple has an event, looking at a Microsoft port, and a few colors too.
On this episode of First Ring Daily, Google has a bad argument, Apple may need a ballot box, and let's not talk about the Bengals.
On this episode of First Ring Daily, Paint gets a new feature, we talk about grass, and a few older features of Windows.
On this episode of First Ring Daily, we dive into Starfield, some of the Xbox promises, and a bit of multiplayer.
On this episode of First Ring Daily, Google has a day in court soon, the EU lists out gatekeepers, and a few other things.
On this episode of First Ring Daily, Microsoft tries to act small, Apple is also small, and the Xbox Series S is small.
On this episode of First Ring Daily, Microsoft got caught, Xbox does a good thing, and AI Fabric is a new term.
On this episode of First Ring Daily, Teams is split in Europe, Visual Studio leaves the Mac, and Starfield is today.
On this episode of First Ring Daily, Apple has an event soon, Microsoft could do something not-fun, and Google says goodbye to the pass.
On this episode of First Ring Daily, more than just Surface next month, a look back at an app that didn't ship, and hopefully you don't want a stream.
