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Kamis, 02 Agustus 2012

How Nokia Is Putting Microsoft's Investment Dollars To Good Use

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Markets are fighting back as Europe blows up and factory orders miss. Shares of MSFT are down against a positive tech tape. Catalysts for the stock include Windows 8, Windows Server 8, Office 15 and Windows Phone 8; expansion in the smartphone and tablet markets; strides in cloud computing; profitability in the online business; and continued evolution of Kinect and next generation Xbox. The stock currently trades at 6.6x Enterprise Value / TTM Free Cash Flow.

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Microsoft launched Outlook.com and killed Hotmail this week. The new cloud-based email service aims to take on Gmail with integrated Skype video calling. It cleans up the traditional inbox user interface and adds several social networking features to the mix. Surprisingly, Hotmail still has over 325 million monthly active users. According to analysts, it appears at first glance more evolutionary than groundbreaking. Will you try the new Outlook.com? Read »

Meet The Man In Microsoft's Gaming Rear-View (CNN Money)
In an interview with John Patrick Pullen, OnLive founder and CEO Steve Perlman talks about being a threat to Xbox. His company was listed on a leaked Microsoft memo from 2009 as a threat and an acquisition target. In response, Perlman thinks that a lot of people have seen OnLive as a very bellwether technology, and potentially see the company as extremely strategic. He says he's a game-changer, figuratively and literally. OnLive could fit with a number of different company's strategies and also disrupt company's strategies. It depends how large and how nimble the company is. Well, that might rule out Microsoft. Read »

Microsoft Completes Windows 8, But Concerns Remain (Computer World)
Microsoft announced that it has wrapped Windows 8 and declared that the operating system has met the "release to manufacturing" milestone. Michael Cherry, an analyst with Directions on Microsoft says, "it's just the first step." While it is a major mark in Microsoft's development process, it signals that the completed code is ready to send to computer makers, other hardware partners who need to test their device drivers and software, and to outside developers working on compatible programs. And OEMs will have 10 fewer days to get Windows 8 on new hardware than they did three years ago with Windows 7. Read »

Nokia Markets New Lumia With Nail Polish (The Verge)
Microsoft's investment being put to good use. Nokia is marketing the recently launched magenta Lumia 900 Windows Phone by launching nail polish to match the smartphone color. Designed by Duality Cosmetics, the "Nokia Lumia Pink" is an exclusive nail polish that's only available at one-day pop-up salons Nokia is hosting in Dallas, Denver and Los Angeles.  Unfortunately, the cyan, black, and white models do not appear to have matching polish. Read »


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Heather Leonard is a former tech research associate at Goldman Sachs. She is the author of The Apple Investor, The Google Investor as well as The Microsoft Investor at Business Insider. When she's not keeping up with tech giants, she's either acting, writing TV shows or consulting private companies.
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