At the turn of the century Microsoft introduced what could only be described as one of the most underrated products of their entire portfolio. Indeed if anything the digital revolution we seem to be on the brink of started with Windows Media Center. Sure it was an epic disaster of an interface, and issues of …
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From time to time we write special articles on big stories of the day concerning the entertainment industry, as well as Microsoft’s entertainment strategy.
I thought we’d start your work week off with a little uh… well I’m not entirely sure what genre it is, but Death Cab for Cutie reminds me of one of those independent sound bands who play music because they like playing music. (Shouts to Icewolfer93 for the tracks! You rock bro.)
This week Microsoft got all official on the ZuneHD’s 64gb variant, allowing you to carry loads more music, video, and television shows then you could on any other flash Zune before. Now I know the more jaded of you will tell me that it’s now time for a 128gb Zune, (see we’ve been doing this …
Spring is upon and the signs are everywhere! The birds chirping, the people are wearing less, and more importantly is time for another rousing AskZuneSpring. Let’s cut the cute banter and get straight into your questions Dear ZuneSpring readers! Read April’s Ask ZuneSpring
Each month we reply to some of the most interesting questions we’ve received concerning the Zune, Xbox, or Windows Phone.
You read right. According to Paul Thurott of WinSuperSite, going forward Windows Phone 7 devices will not be required to use Microsoft’s proprietary port for syncing in charging, effectively clearing the way for manufacturers of the devices to choose which ever port they see fit.
