Earlier in the month,
had spotted a job posting, which indicated that Microsoft is planning to bringing their Xbox Live
to iOS and other mobile platforms rather than making them exclusively for Windows Phone.
According to the job posting, Microsoft was looking for developers with experience in Windows Phone, iOS, or Android development
“to bring the latest and greatest gaming and entertainment experience to mobile platforms including Windows (more…)

, Joe Belfiore, an engineer on the Windows Phone team, admitted that the platform was indeed a response to the
.
“Apple created a sea change in the industry in terms of the kinds of things they did that were unique and highly appealing to consumers. We wanted to respond with something that would be competitive, but not the same.”
work, it was very unlike Microsoft to start off with a strategy to do something different.
article offers an interesting (more…)

While we wait for Microsoft to release Office apps for iPad and iPhone , CloudOn – Silicon Valley based startup has released an free app in the App Store that brings Microsoft Office functionality to the iPad.
The app is no longer available in the App Store.
CloudOn for iPad allows you to create, view, and edit files directly in Microsoft Word, Excel & PowerPoint in your workspace using Dropbox account.
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Earlier in the year, Microsoft had released their
.
Microsoft Office team has finally updated the OneNote mobile app to add suport for the iPad.
Unfortunately, though the new version can be downloaded for free from the App Store (
), it allows you to save only 500 notes  (the total of newly or previously created notes). When you reach that limit, you need to upgrade to unlimited use by paying $4.99 for unlimited use on your iPhone and $14.99 (more…)

Microsoft is on a roll. Microsoft has just released an iOS game called Kinectimals for iPhone , iPad and iPod touch and SkyDrive for iPhone after releasing an
to add support for iPad just yesterday.
It is interesting to see Microsoft bring the popular Xbox 360 game, which is extremely popular with children to iOS devices. Here’s a brief description from the App Store:
This irresistible mobile experience gives you the chance to use your phone (more…)

in the App Store for iPhone , iPad and iPod touch.
The app allows Xbox 360 users to send messages to friends, check their online profiles and lots more on their iOS device.
Take your Xbox LIVE experience wherever you go with the My Xbox LIVE app. Track and compare your achievements, connect with your Xbox LIVE friends, and change up your 3D Avatar. Review all your recent great games you and your friends love to play and compare achievements with (more…)

The Daily, 
.
 The app is likely to become one of the tech giant’s more lucrative ones.
Sources reported to The Daily earlier today that Microsoft is working to bring the Office suite to the iPad. It’s already an
, but since the
 was launched earlier this year, we may be much closer to an actual release. Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
, and the Office 365 feature is rumored to be integrated as well.
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isn’t new technology, and that they’ve focused on it due to the
‘s lack of features.
Microsoft’s Chief Research and Strategy Officer, Craig Mundie, sat down for an interview with Forbes. On the topic of Apple ‘s Siri, he touted the “TellMe” feature.
“The Tellme facility’s been in the Windows 7 phone for more than a year,” Mundie said. “So I mean I just think people are infatuated with Apple announcing [Siri].”
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Few days back, Microsoft’s Chief Research and Strategy Officer, Craig Mundie in an interview with Forbes said that 
, and that Apple had focused on it due to the 
‘s lack of features.
He touted that the TellMe facility – Microsoft’s voice recognition and instruction technology that has offered similar functionality has been available in the Windows Phone for over a year and that people are simply infatuated with Siri.
In our earlier post, (more…)