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Even without consumer-focused HoloLens, Microsoft must market AR sooner than later
By Jason Ward last updated
Even without a consumer-ready HoloLens, Microsoft has an "augmented reality" story to tell. But it must market that story, as well.
Why a pen-focused cellular Surface Mini tablet would be awesome
By Jason Ward last updated
In 2014, Microsoft canceled a pen-focused Surface Mini tablet due to lack of differentiation. With Core OS, Windows Ink, Whiteboard and cellular PCs, things have changed.
ODG's augmented reality smartglasses hint at consumer-grade HoloLens
By Jason Ward last updated
ODG has designed consumer-focused AR smartglasses powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 835 processor. Will Microsoft be too late to the consumer AR space?
Looking for more good Progressive Web Apps, or PWAs? Check out Appscope.
By Jason Ward last updated
Appscope founders Carl Unger and Oskar Larrson are on a mission to enlist developers, build PWA awareness among consumers and grow the PWA ecosystem.
My Lumia 1520 is on its deathbed and I'm tempted by Android
By Jason Ward last updated
I've been using Windows phones for 11 years. The Lumias 1020 and 1520 are currently my daily drivers. But my 1520 is dying and I have my eye's set on a Samsung Galaxy Note 8. Don't judge.
Microsoft and Deque make accessibility easy for millions of developers
By Jason Ward last updated
Most people without disabilities ignore articles about accessibility because they seem irrelevant to them. With the digital world becoming more integral to our lives, and disabilities being acquired through accidents, disease or aging, ignoring this information may not be in our best interests.
Hey Windows phone fans — ignore the haters, use what you love
By Jason Ward last updated
Like everyone, Windows phone fans you have a choice to use whatever platform you wish. So if Windows phone works for you, use it until it doesn't!
Microsoft CEO hints Windows Core OS mobile device may be headed to the enterprise
By Jason Ward last updated
CEO Satya Nadella hinted that an enterprise-focused Surface mobile device may be in the works in a recent interview.
Microsoft needs to leverage partnerships, eSIM and edge computing to position ultramobile PCs
By Jason Ward last updated
If the 'Surface phone' is real, partnerships, eSIM, edge computing and Windows 10 will be crucial to market positioning, "bypassing" carriers and creating unique experiences for ultramobile PCs.
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