Andy Lees News
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Microsoft Corp. named Thom Gruhler, who oversaw advertising campaigns for telecom and technology clients at McCann Worldgroup, to run Windows Phone marketing.
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Microsoft Corp., trying to reverse disappointing sales for its Windows Phone, is counting on Samsung Electronics Co. and other manufacturing partners to step up retailer incentives and boost in-store promotions.
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Microsoft Corp., the largest software maker, named Terry Myerson as head of its Windows Phone Division, replacing President Andy Lees, who will take a new role reporting to Chief Executive Officer Steve Ballmer.
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Microsoft Corp. expects production costs of handsets using Windows Phone 7 software next year to drop by more than half from when the platform was introduced.
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HTC Corp., Samsung Electronics Co. and a host of smaller handset makers are at risk of losing their cachet after Google Inc. buys Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc.
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Microsoft Corp. ’s Robbie Bach will retire as head of the division that sells Xbox consoles and mobile-phone software after losing market share to Apple Inc. and Google Inc. in wireless operating systems.
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Nokia Oyj reported a smaller-than- estimated loss and forecast a profitable quarter for the handset business as the Finnish manufacturer prepares to introduce models based on Microsoft Corp.’s software. The shares surged.
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Microsoft Corp. will release the first Windows Phone 7 update in early March, Chief Executive Officer Steve Ballmer said.
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Microsoft Corp. will introduce a new version of its Windows Phone software by this fall that includes an enhanced Twitter connection, hands-free messaging and an in- box for multiple e-mail accounts.
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The departure of Ray Ozzie as Microsoft Corp.’s chief software architect fueled concern that Chief Executive Officer Steve Ballmer may not be doing enough to nurture would-be successors and executives who can set strategy.
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