Microsoft's CEO recently threw cold water on the idea of a combination Zune and mobile phone. Instead, he expressed support for Windows Mobile.ยป Read Article
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EMI Music has announced that it will offer all of its music without the digital rights management (DRM) restrictions that have proved to be unpopular. This will allow these songs to be played on a wide variety of devices, not just specific ones controlled by the DRM setup.
Cisco and Apple have announced that they have resolved their dispute over the "iPhone" trademark.
Microsoft has filed some documents with the FCC that some are taking as additional evidence that this company will release a combination Zune and phone, but it might not be a cellular-wireless device.
The best evidence yet has emerged that Apple, Inc. is going to release a combination phone and iPod in the near future. And Microsoft's CEO said this week that his company is putting together a similar device.
There has been a certain amount of confusion about Microsoft's new music and video player. Given its feature set, it seems unlikely very many people will consider it a replacement for a handheld or smartphone.
In this week's editorial, Adama Brown discusses the effect the next-generation of the wireless Internet will have on mobile devices.
According to Adama D. Brown, Microsoft's latest mobile endeavor, the Zune, shows about as much common sense as most of the company's previous new product pushes. That is to say, not much.
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