The Zune is Dead; Microsoft Shifts Focus to Windows Phone

Microsoft has officially killed the Zune media player. The tech company announced today that it will no longer produce the Zune but Microsoft will, however, continue to offer support for existing Zune customers. Microsoft said on Zune.net: "We recently ... continue

Hotmail, Windows Live Messenger were down, reportedly back up

Got Hotmail problems today? Apparently you're not alone, as users across the internet are reporting issues logging in to Hotmail and related services like Windows Live Messenger. MSNBC says the issue is resolved now, and that it is ... continue

Zune Phone To Make Official Debut At MWC, Feature NVIDIA Tegra

Microsoft is about to pull an Apple and Google by hoping full force into the phone market, at least that's the report that recently surfaced from MuyComputer which is reporting that the Zune Phone will appear at ... continue

No matter how good the Zune ‘Pink’ Phone is it will stink

Rumors are beginning to bubble to the surface - again - about Microsoft coming out with their own branded phone. Some suggest that Project Pink will see the Zune media device re-purposed into a hot new phone gadget ... continue

Zune Freeze: Leap Year to Blame, Microsoft Says

Remember that teensy little glitch that caused countless Zune players to stop working on New Year's Eve? Microsoft now says the fault lies within the fact that 2008 was a leap year. (Apparently, Zune's programmers had no ... continue

Zune Problems: Why Is My Zune Frozen?

Having Zune problems? You're not alone. Users of Microsoft's media player are finding their Zunes frozen and stuck on the loading screens. The widespread Zune failure is already being dubbed Z2K or Z2K9. Zune Freeze: What's Up? The Zune ... continue

The Zune may have been a surprise hit for Microsoft this Christmas

Funny things happen at Christmas. I was researching the top gifts this year for Christmas based on Google searches and I was in for a big surprise. Along with hits for Rock Band, Guitar Hero World Tour ... continue

“The Hills” Are Alive With The Sound Of Microsoft

Microsoft is now selling some of TV's hottest shows on its Zune entertainment service. The software giant has announced it'll offer downloads of programs from NBC, MTV, Comedy Central, VH1, and Nickelodeon, among other networks. It'll also ... continue