Intel CEO Paul Otellini thinks that Windows RT ARM tablets are vulnerable due to the limitations with the classic legacy desktop. From a sales point of view, he may be right.

Microsoft is expected to bring Internet Explorer to the Xbox 360 to offer Internet browsing powered by Kinect.

New Bing to suggest friends that might know about what you’re searching or let you ask specific friends from a social sidebar on the right.

ZTE has stated once again that it plans to introduce a Windows Phone handset to the United States.

Mozilla is laughably accusing Microsoft of being anti-competitive by not allowing their browser to function on Windows RT.

In January this year, Microsoft announced Visual Studio Achievements for Developers – a fun way bringing Xbox LIVE-like points to everyday programming tasks. The fascinating program makes sure your hard day’s work doesn’t go unnoticed and after over 80,000 downloads since the initial release, Microsoft has now extended the game to enroll developers working on Windows Azure.

Nokia U.S. President Chris Weber has come out to state that demand of the Lumia is outpacing supply. He also expressed the company’s interest in working with Verizon.

Microsoft has revealed some interesting statistics surrounding its Smoked by Windows Phone ad campaign.

Microsoft’s SoundWave detects hand movements and enable gesture recognition in Windows without a camera or other expensive peripherals.

The SkyDrive team at Microsoft has created two videos to help iDisk users migrate to SkyDrive and why SkyDrive is better than iCloud.

Xbox 360 and Kinect bundle for $99 in a two year contract where you pay $15 a month and get Xbox LIVE Gold subscription.

Jorma Ollila, Chairman of the Board of Directors at Nokia has told the Financial Times that the company is looking into tablets, as well as alternate form factors like “hybrids”.

Nokia has announced that it has extended its partnership with optical technology company Carl-Zeiss.

Microsoft has expanded the availability of the Windows Phone Web Marketplace to an additional 22 countries.

Microsoft will be hosting a special Windows Phone Developer Summit in San Francisco on June 20th and 21st.