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Apple, AT&T: Bosom buddies or odd couple?
September 13, 2007 The corporate pair that launched the iPhone shares much in common. They also have plenty of conflicts as they push competing digital music businesses.Spotlight on the Media Center
September 30, 2003 With an upgrade to the Windows XP variant, Microsoft aims to quell critiques of the earlier version of the entertainment-oriented software. PC makers including Dell and HP line up for the launch.TiVo goes live with Amazon Unbox partnership
March 7, 2007 Subscribers to the digital video recorder service now have direct access to movies and TV shows from Amazon.com's Unbox download service.Images: TiVo-Unbox interfaceWindows XP in your living room
January 7, 2002 At the Consumer Electronics Show, Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates will show off an interface intended to turn PCs into home electronics or entertainment systems. Think XP with a remote control.Windows of opportunity in Microsoft's media push
October 12, 2004 Software giant aims to become a household fixture with its entertainment-oriented Media Center 2005.Microsoft hits play on entertainment group
July 19, 2004 New business unit will consolidate all of the companys efforts around home entertainment technologies.Windows sequel gets set to entertain
January 27, 2004 Microsoft plans to start testing a new version of Windows XP Media Center, an increasingly important operating system for entertainment-oriented PCs.Microsoft names new entertainment marketing chief
June 6, 2006 Jeff Bell to add marketing firepower to Microsoft interactive entertainment, including Games for Windows and Xbox.Dell offers an open-source PC
October 4, 2005 Dimension E510n1 is geared for customers who want to use open-source software such as Linux. Photo: Dell's open-source PCThis week in Media Center news
October 15, 2004 Although Apple's combo of iTunes and iPod has proved popular, Microsoft is betting that people want to do more with their music and that they want to be able to move video and pictures around as well.Microsoft's Media2Go gets new name
October 27, 2003 The software giant also announces two new design partners that will help it bring the mobile software to more portable device makers.Nicol to 'bring out the soul' of MSN
February 10, 2006 GM John Nicol says he'll bring the site "a whole new personality built around video and user-generated content."Spyware spurs Dell to offer protective software
October 20, 2004 Twenty percent of support calls to Dell are linked to spyware, an exec tells CNET News.com. That's up from 2 percent in 2003.Microsoft's Bach pitches 'user-driven marketing'
May 2, 2007 Robert Bach, head of Microsoft's Entertainment and Devices division, says new Web apps are "changing the world of marketing."Photos: Talking marketing at Mix '07Ballmer: Software is becoming a service
July 27, 2006 Microsoft's CEO tells Wall Street analysts that the company may not succeed overnight, but it will over time.Everyone wants 'free' Windows...
July 26, 2005 Microsoft is the main target as entertainment media and software piracy tops $90 million worldwide, according to a consultancy.Media Center not yet a home run
January 6, 2005 Microsoft's entertainment-oriented software has racked up big sales, but it's still fighting for a permanent seat in your living room.With new OS, Microsoft seeks couch potatoes' eyes
September 16, 2004 New version of Media Center and accompanying gadget support will make TV shows recorded on a PC available all over the house.Device brings remote control to PCs
May 5, 2004 SnapStream Media on Thursday plans to launch Firefly, a remote control that lets people manage the media and entertainment functions on their computers.Microsoft, Disney partner on digital media
February 9, 2004 The alliance will see the two companies working closely together to develop digital media content and delivery systems.
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