The new millennium’s first 10 years is really Microsoft’s lost decade. It is a decade of shattered dreams. Microsoft 2000-2009 is a casebook study why no company should allow its ranks of MBAs to swell too large.

Few Windows PC manufacturers are competing where Apple sales are strongest: Computers selling for $1,000 or more. But all major OEMs are fighting for sales in the segment for the smallest, least powerful, lowest-cost and least profitable portables. Are their executives insane?

The tech media suffers from the same delusions about Apple that have clouded their prognosticating skills for the last decade. They are still judging Apple by the Mac versus Windows saga that played out over twenty years ago.

Companies from ten to five hundred employees using Microsoft software are significantly at risk for a BSA audit.

no one really grasps how dysfunctional Microsoft has become. Yes Microsoft did spend half a billion dollars for, as near as anyone can tell, absolutely nothing. Not exactly the first time. Asserting that it's a ridiculous supposition is in no way disproving it.

In the time since Windows Mobile 6.0 came out in February of 2007, Apple has released the iPhone—three times.

"Geeks are developing cool things for the iPhone because it’s the platform they use. Like it or not, a lot of developers of consumer-facing applications and websites now use iPhones and Macs."