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How technology can make you a better public speaker
Technology is here to help you win over the audience in your next public speaking gig.
Apple, Android app makers cool to Microsoft overtures
Microsoft's plan to make its new version of Windows a mobile hit by letting it accept tweaked Apple and Android apps has met an obstacle: some of the software developers the company needs to woo just aren't interested.
Spice up your presentation
A good presentation can be the difference between being funded or kicked out of a meeting. It is one of the most important elements that every entrepreneur should master, and yet many are still clueless on how to wow their audience during a presentation.
Microsoft makes more Office features free on iPads
Microsoft Corp said users of its Office suite of applications on Apple Inc's iPad would be able to create and edit documents for free instead of paying for a subscription, in a bid to capture more mobile users.
New apps aim to make students more productive in new school year
Students eager to keep on top of classes, assignments and extra-curricular activities can turn to new apps to keep them organised as the new school year ramps up.
Microsoft CEO signals new course with Office for iPad
Microsoft Corp's new chief executive officer, Satya Nadella, finally unveiled Office for Apple Inc's iPad in a polished debut that set him apart from his energetic predecessor while signaling his plans to make mobile apps the top priority at the world's largest software company.
Finally from now on iPad has Microsoft Office and it is a free app download
SAN FRANCISCO: Microsoft Corp's new Chief Executive Officer, Satya Nadella, finally unveiled Office for Apple Inc's iPad in a polished debut that set him apart from his energetic predecessor while signaling his plans to make mobile apps the top priority at the world's largest software company.
Microsoft poised to fight back as iPad generation shuns Office
It may be one of Microsoft Corp's biggest squandered opportunities.
