Comments for Microsoft2 http://www.microsoft2.net How Microsoft Plans to Stay Relevant in the Post-Gates Era Sun, 12 Oct 2008 12:14:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 Comment on Translucency vs. Transparency Blog Post by All about Microsoft mobile edition http://www.microsoft2.net/2008/04/27/translucency-vs-transparency-blog-post/#comment-955 All about Microsoft mobile edition Sat, 20 Sep 2008 09:38:01 +0000 http://www.microsoft2.net/?p=13#comment-955 [...] Microsoft's reticence to talk about the product. Some believe that Windows Engineering Chief Steven Sinofsky's policy of being "translucent" rather than "transparent" is a good one -- and point to confusion and disappointment with Windows Vista as proof that [...] […] Microsoft’s reticence to talk about the product. Some believe that Windows Engineering Chief Steven Sinofsky’s policy of being “translucent” rather than “transparent” is a good one — and point to confusion and disappointment with Windows Vista as proof that […]

]]> Comment on Translucency vs. Transparency Blog Post by Vista update: Why waiting for Windows 7 is no kind of strategy at all. « Microsoft @ SYNNEX Weblog http://www.microsoft2.net/2008/04/27/translucency-vs-transparency-blog-post/#comment-51 Vista update: Why waiting for Windows 7 is no kind of strategy at all. « Microsoft @ SYNNEX Weblog Wed, 28 May 2008 13:45:03 +0000 http://www.microsoft2.net/?p=13#comment-51 [...] to XP until Windows 7 comes out, don’t hold your breath.  Scuttlebutt from Microsoft’s Steve Sinofsky’s camp points to a late 2010 release date for Windows 7.  Sure, other industry bloggers may like to [...] […] to XP until Windows 7 comes out, don’t hold your breath.  Scuttlebutt from Microsoft’s Steve Sinofsky’s camp points to a late 2010 release date for Windows 7.  Sure, other industry bloggers may like to […]

]]> Comment on Can Microsoft learn to innovate? by Quikboy http://www.microsoft2.net/2008/05/09/can-microsoft-learn-to-innovate/#comment-49 Quikboy Tue, 27 May 2008 21:16:18 +0000 http://www.microsoft2.net/?p=19#comment-49 Isn't the Office 07' UI, Surface, Photosynth, Mediaroom, Xbox Live, Media Center, among other things innovative? I thought they were cool as well as innovative. Isn’t the Office 07′ UI, Surface, Photosynth, Mediaroom, Xbox Live, Media Center, among other things innovative?

I thought they were cool as well as innovative.

]]> Comment on Translucency vs. Transparency Blog Post by Satisfy Me : Steven Sinofsky speaks with CNET's Ina Fried about Windows 7 http://www.microsoft2.net/2008/04/27/translucency-vs-transparency-blog-post/#comment-47 Satisfy Me : Steven Sinofsky speaks with CNET's Ina Fried about Windows 7 Tue, 27 May 2008 14:36:42 +0000 http://www.microsoft2.net/?p=13#comment-47 [...] year, Sinofsky penned a blog to his Windows unit co-workers, explaining his public silence and urging them to follow his [...] […] year, Sinofsky penned a blog to his Windows unit co-workers, explaining his public silence and urging them to follow his […]

]]> Comment on Translucency vs. Transparency Blog Post by Robert McLaws: Windows Vista Edition : Sinofsky Breaks Silence on Windows 7 http://www.microsoft2.net/2008/04/27/translucency-vs-transparency-blog-post/#comment-45 Robert McLaws: Windows Vista Edition : Sinofsky Breaks Silence on Windows 7 Tue, 27 May 2008 10:49:20 +0000 http://www.microsoft2.net/?p=13#comment-45 [...] push; or maybe it was hastily put together in response to Mary Jo Foley's new book, in which she published the memo that replaced the traditionally clear panes of Windows for "translucent" stained glass. I [...] […] push; or maybe it was hastily put together in response to Mary Jo Foley’s new book, in which she published the memo that replaced the traditionally clear panes of Windows for "translucent" stained glass. I […]

]]> Comment on Translucency vs. Transparency Blog Post by All about Microsoft mobile edition http://www.microsoft2.net/2008/04/27/translucency-vs-transparency-blog-post/#comment-44 All about Microsoft mobile edition Tue, 27 May 2008 08:34:12 +0000 http://www.microsoft2.net/?p=13#comment-44 [...] at D6. Not surprisingly, no word back. (Not even a comment  like “Didn’t you read the Sinofsky memo on translucency vs. transparency that you [...] […] at D6. Not surprisingly, no word back. (Not even a comment  like “Didn’t you read the Sinofsky memo on translucency vs. transparency that you […]

]]> Comment on Translucency vs. Transparency Blog Post by Windows 7: The info lockdown continues | Gizmo Hacker http://www.microsoft2.net/2008/04/27/translucency-vs-transparency-blog-post/#comment-42 Windows 7: The info lockdown continues | Gizmo Hacker Sun, 25 May 2008 18:25:19 +0000 http://www.microsoft2.net/?p=13#comment-42 [...] It’s been nearly a year since Windows/Windows Live Engineering Chief Steven Sinofsky made the new information-sharing policy clear in a Microsoft-internal blog post (a full copy of which I’m running on the site for my Microsoft ...). [...] […] It’s been nearly a year since Windows/Windows Live Engineering Chief Steven Sinofsky made the new information-sharing policy clear in a Microsoft-internal blog post (a full copy of which I’m running on the site for my Microsoft …). […]

]]> Comment on Translucency vs. Transparency Blog Post by Ed Bott Fails us http://www.microsoft2.net/2008/04/27/translucency-vs-transparency-blog-post/#comment-40 Ed Bott Fails us Sun, 25 May 2008 08:32:30 +0000 http://www.microsoft2.net/?p=13#comment-40 [...] its plans then say Apple, but at the same time I think objecting to Microsoft’s new ‘translucency’ policy is really just a lot of people being frustrated because they can no longer feel like they [...] […] its plans then say Apple, but at the same time I think objecting to Microsoft’s new ‘translucency’ policy is really just a lot of people being frustrated because they can no longer feel like they […]

]]> Comment on Translucency vs. Transparency Blog Post by All about Microsoft mobile edition http://www.microsoft2.net/2008/04/27/translucency-vs-transparency-blog-post/#comment-38 All about Microsoft mobile edition Mon, 19 May 2008 15:35:13 +0000 http://www.microsoft2.net/?p=13#comment-38 [...] It’s been almost a year since Windows/Windows Live Engineering Chief Steven Sinofsky made the new information-sharing policy clear in a Microsoft-internal blog post (a full copy of which I’m running on the site for my Microsoft ...). [...] […] It’s been almost a year since Windows/Windows Live Engineering Chief Steven Sinofsky made the new information-sharing policy clear in a Microsoft-internal blog post (a full copy of which I’m running on the site for my Microsoft …). […]

]]> Comment on Yahoo: All that hedging for nothing by Twinloops blog » Blog Archive » Analysts don’t really have crystal balls http://www.microsoft2.net/2008/05/05/yahoo-all-that-hedging-for-nothing/#comment-37 Twinloops blog » Blog Archive » Analysts don’t really have crystal balls Sat, 17 May 2008 21:59:26 +0000 http://www.microsoft2.net/?p=18#comment-37 [...] about a new book about Microsoft by Mary Jo Foley. Foley posted about the key issue on her own blog as follows: As I mentioned in the conclusion of Microsoft 2.0, I had just submitted the final [...] […] about a new book about Microsoft by Mary Jo Foley. Foley posted about the key issue on her own blog as follows: As I mentioned in the conclusion of Microsoft 2.0, I had just submitted the final […]

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