Microsoft adds Retina display support to Office for Mac 2011
Microsoft on Wednesday updated its Office for Mac 2011 productivity suite to add Retina display support for Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook.
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Microsoft
AppleInsider Staff
Nokia unveils Lumia 920 with 4.5" display, PureView camera
Nokia on Wednesday announced its new flagship smartphone, the Lumia 920, with a 4.5-inch display, 1.5-gigahertz dual-core processor, and Microsoft's latest Windows Phone 8 mobile operating system.
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Parallels 8 now available with 30% faster 3D graphics, 25% faster Windows startup
Parallels Desktop 8 for Mac officially launched to the public on Tuesday, offering new features like support for Apple's Retina display MacBook Pro, along with improved performance and faster startup times.
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Apple's OS X passes Windows Vista in worldwide usage
Total Web usage of Apple's OS X operating system has exceeded Microsoft's Windows Vista, while for the first time, Windows 7 has topped Windows XP to become the world's largest operating system.
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Sam Oliver
Microsoft's new logo emphasizes Windows, Metro
For the first time in 25 years, Microsoft has updated its logo, with a tiled symbol that evokes the logo for its Windows operating system, as well as the new tile-driven Metro interface being pushed by the company.
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Apple tops Microsoft to become most valuable company ever
Apple's continued strong market performance has made it the most valuable stock by market capitalization ever, besting a record set by Microsoft in 1999.
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iPad demand expected to contribute to HP's largest-ever quarterly loss
Facing declining PC sales in the wake of Apple's iPad, Hewlett-Packard this week is expected to report a record quarterly loss of nearly $9 billion.
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Slash Lane
Apple licensed iPhone, iPad patents to Microsoft, with "anti-clone" restriction
Apple's patent licensing director Boris Teksler testified that the company licensed a series of patents to Microsoft, but failed to reach a licensing agreement with Samsung despite reaching out to the company in October of 2010.
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Daniel Eran Dilger
iPad will keep eating away PC market, despite Windows 8 "excitement"
Outside of Apple's Macs, sales in the global PC market have remained stagnant for several quarters, with many predicting a rebound after Microsoft ships Windows 8. But that's not going to stop the decline, an analyst with Barclays states.
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Neil Hughes
Mikey Campbell
