2 days ago
I know these can be common, but I wanted to create my own. These came out nice, so I wanted to share.
Enjoy!
Microsoft Makes Good First Steps with Windows Phone 7 Marketing
As you might have heard already, Microsoft made an announcement that every employee will get a Windows Phone 7. Microsoft has well over 90,000 employees and word of mouth marketing alone makes this a very smart move on the part of Microsoft. There isn’t much other info yet on when or what types of units they will get, but obviously details will emerge once WP7 gets closer to release. I wrote earlier on how Microsoft needs more “grass roots” type marketing involving the community, and think this is a really good first step in that direction, for a couple of reasons.
Creating a Fantasy World in Elemental
If you’re a strategy fan and haven’t been following along with Stardock’s Elemental: War of Magic, you should probably start paying attention. It’s scheduled to launch late next month, and will allow you to establish and build out an empire in a fantasy world. One aspect of the game that Stardock’s been talking a lot about so far is the ability for players to make their own content, something CEO Brad Wardell recently told us more about.
PC game digital downloads reaching parity with in-store purchases - NPD Group
In 2009, 21.3 million PC Game full-game digital downloads were purchased online in the U.S. compared to 23.5 million physical units purchased at retail during the same period.
The big news at Zinio this week is the availability of our most recent iPad release 1.6
This particular update addresses some previous issues with bug fixes and stability and has significantly approved upon performance. Below are instructions to obtain the update, our customer service contact…
Facebook Connector for Outlook Social Connector Available for Download
Microsoft has released the Facebook Connector for the Outlook Social Connector. This gives you integration between Outlook and Facebook, where you can see updated and posted items directly in Outlook.
Democrats in Congress haven’t made any moves to extend the Bush tax cuts of 2006, so workers of all income levels can expect to see a 5% increase in their income taxes, and additional tax increases from a number of other areas.
