Showing posts with label [MWC 2014]. Show all posts
Showing posts with label [MWC 2014]. Show all posts

16 February 2014

Will windows phone division develop a new hardware for android platform?

6:26 PM vasee

Will windows phone division develop a new hardware for android platform? There were many rumours in this particular issue. But recently the Wall Street journal have been published an article that says that Microsoft's handset making division will launch a new device that will run in android platform in the Mobile World Congress to be held in Barcelona.

So why would Microsoft, which has its own mobile platform, sanction its soon to be mobile making division to build an Android-powered device? Being as Windows Phone has failed to challenge Android’s reach at the lower end of the smartphone market.

Switching to Android for budget devices would be one way for Microsoft to slice itself a larger portion of a very large (and growing) chunk of the smartphone pie. The device would also not resemble vanilla Android in terms of its UI, but would rather be a fork of Android just as Amazon has forked Android for its Kindle Fire tablets and to further its own ends, not Google’s with Nokiasoft apparently dressing the interface to make it look like Windows Phone

The newspaper’s sources confirm the handset will be unveiled later this month so presumably the project has been okayed by Microsoft’s new CEO Satya Nadella.

26 January 2014

Mark Zuckerberg is Making His First Ever Appearance in [MWC 2014]

9:57 PM vasee

Facebook's Mark is making his first ever appearance next month  Mobile world congress trade show In Barcelona to talk about the importance of mobile for Facebook. 

Mark Zuckerberg will join the likes of AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson and IBM CEO Virginia Rometty as a keynote speaker at the congress, which is set to kick off Feb. 24.  

Though the trade show said Mr. Zuckerberg will discuss topics such as extending global Internet access, the appearance could also be an opportunity for the CEO to address increasing European skepticism about U.S.-based technology companies, amid the recent leaks on the U.S. National Security Agency’s monitoring of global data traffic.
Mr. Zuckerberg’s keynote is scheduled for 5 p.m. GMT Feb. 24, and WSJ’s Digits will be in Barcelona to cover the speech and the rest of the congress.

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