In an nutshell, they predict that in 2015 Android will take almost half the market, at 48.8%, and that Microsoft will overtake Apple, with 19.5% To take just a few of the many things that could be said about these forecasts: * Mobile market forecasts from Gartner and others have been wrong far more than they’ve been right. MORE >>

Microsoft added Android support for its OneNote mobile app , enabling smartphones and tablets running on Google’s mobile platform to take notes from their device. The software syncs through Microsoft’s Windows Live SkyDrive and to both OneNote for Microsoft Windows and the OneNote web app. MORE >>

As more and more people use the internet to make their work mobile and free themselves from being shackled to the office, it’s not just workers’ lifestyles that are going to change – our physical work spaces are bound to as well. MIT cites Microsoft’s newly renovated offices in Redmond, Washington as an example of this trend. MORE >>

I thought I would offer some comments on some UC predictions offered by Gurdeep Singh Pall, who heads Microsoft's UC group: No Jitter | Microsoft: Gurdeep's UC Predictions. single identity with presence at the core is spot on - but it makes you wonder why Microsoft does not openly share its rich presence information? The reason? MORE >>

We all know  the consumerization of IT is eating away at the dominance of Microsoft PCs for work (and irritating swamped IT departments ), but how quickly are workers shifting away from the old standbys? The survey found: Globally, one-third of devices being used for work are non-Microsoft. smartphones and tablets). MORE >>