Contrary to popular perception, Microsoft is one of the most revolutionary software-makers out there, yet it has been eclipsed by Apple , Google and others. Microsoft is on the right track, but it needs to show users exactly what to do with its product. Here’s where Microsoft has really missed out. Don’t worry, it’s likely you haven’t and this is Microsoft’s fault. Quite some time before the announcement of iCloud , Microsoft released its SkyDrive which offers free storage space that’s well-integrated to Windows Platforms. MORE >>

What seemed like a pretty basic message about an upgrade message of their current email system which is rather archaic (you know, the one that makes you delete messages one by one!) to a full POP/IMAP supported email account, which means users will be able to configure it with any e-mail client, including Microsoft Outlook, Entourage and Apple’s Mail applications. If Facebook can create this type of rich interaction with their Fan Pages and now their email systems – then why would you need an external email vendor? But what does that really mean. Tweet This! MORE >>

post on Monday offered fans the chance to win a Casio camera by telling how the Cisco Unified Computing System can benefit their business. Microsoft celebrates its interns on its recruiting page, which is a smart move given the young demographics of the Facebook audience. B2B communities Facebook marketing Tips Abbott Laboratories cisco EMC FedEx Firehouse.com Hilton Intel Lenovo Microsoft Shell Skittles Sodexo UPS VMwareIn my work with B2B organizations, the question of how to use Facebook is invariably front and center. SAP plays inline videos. Conversation Equation. MORE >>

Back in the year 2000, before "the cloud" was even a marketing term, Microsoft launched a product known as "Passport", a product touted to be the end-all-be-all of identity services that developers could integrate into their products for identity and storage of personal information. It's safe to say that Microsoft, like Marty of "Back to the Future" was ahead of his time. With the release of Windows 8 however, it looks like Microsoft is finally back in their own time, and the future looks sweet. The product pretty much failed, and was revived a little later as Live ID. MORE >>

'Microsoft revealed the new Xbox One, the next generation gaming console which promises to redefine modern gaming. Powered by the cloud, it will re-position itself as your all in one home entertainment system, allowing seamless switching from live TV to movies to music to gaming of course – and did you know you can use voice commands to do a lot of that. Microsoft SideWinder X4 Anti-Ghosting Gaming Keyboard. Gadgets Gaming Microsoft Xbox One. 8GB DDR3 RAM, 500GB, Blu-ray drive, 4K HDMI in/out, USB 3.0 are some of the other cool features. All Rights Reserved. MORE >>