iPhone News
- Microsoft Employees Use iPhones, Also Enjoy Oxygen and Committed Relationships (Seattle Weekly)Ask anyone who works at Microsoft whether or not they have co-workers who use an iPhone and you're bound to get one or two stories about employees who'll refuse to answer a call in front of... […]
- Analysis: When Working Day's Done, iPhones, and Soon iPads, Light Up (Fast Company Magazine)Analysis of iPhone user trends show the devices get most play at evening time and also on the weekends, when they generate 7% more traffic than weekdays. Besides being useful for PR purposes, this shows business iPhone use still lags. The data comes from a study by Localytics, who have been looking at app use on Apple's smartphone, and their figures are […]
- Does it matter that Microsofties love their iPhones? (ZDNet)Interesting piece in the Wall Street Journal looking at iPhone use by Microsoft employees. But does it matter what phone (or any other tool for that matter) that people use, as long as they get the job done? […]
- Microsoft employees hide their iPhones (Toronto Sun)A lot of people at Microsoft are secretly using iPhones, reports the Wall Street Journal. […]
- Microsoft Workers Hide Their iPhones From Management (The Huffington Post)Microsoft Corp. employees are passionate users of the latest tech toys. But there is one gadget love that many at the company dare not name: the iPhone. […]
- Embarrassment as 10,000 Microsoft staff buy iPhones (TechWorld)Shun Windows Mobile, annoy Steve Ballmer Steve Ballmer doesn't use one but apparently as many as 10,000 Microsoft employees do. Embarrassingly, the device in question is Apple's iPhone. […]
- Microsoft Employees Put Apple's iPhones in Their Pockets, Blenders (PC Magazine)There's no love lost between Microsoft and Apple. However, there's one place where both seem to share a common understanding, if not a mutual interest: their mobile devices. But what's it like for a Microsoft employee to take an iPhone to work? […]
- Microsoft Staff Hide Their iPhones From Executives (Tom's Hardware)Roughly 10 percent of people at Microsoft own iPhones. While most of them aren't shy about their choice of cell phone, some of them hide or disguise their devices while they're at work. Microsoft - IPhone - Mobile phone - Apple - CellPhones […]
- Apple's New iPhones May Offer Multitasking (eWeek)Intelligent multitasking? The newest Apple iPhones, due out this summer, will add multitasking to their long feature lists, according to a report. Analysts agree it’s likely, while citing the downfalls. iPhone teardown expert Aaron Vronko anticipates a true Apple-style addition: multitasking re-envisioned. […]
- Microsoft Workers Hide Their iPhones (Fox News)For many top Microsoft executives, seeing so many iPhones around the office is a bit like how a Coca-Cola Co. manager might feel seeing underlings drink Pepsi-especially since Microsoft makes its own operating system, Windows Phone, that powers handsets. […]
