Windows 8.1: No Cost, Big Pressure

Doctors told Tami Wingate she had six months to live when she was diagnosed with lung cancer. It has been two years -- and counting -- since then and Wingate plans to be among the hundreds taking the first lap Saturday afternoon at the Randolph ...

Tami Reller, chief marketing officer and chief financial officer of the Windows division. (Credit: Microsoft) The update to the struggling Windows 8 operating system, known by the code name "Blue," will be called Windows 8.1, a naming convention ...

Microsoft Windows 8 has confused users and disappointed the PC industry. Windows Chief Marketing Officer Tami Reller all but admitted it last week. She also foreshadowed that help is on the way in Windows Blue. She confirmed that this Windows 8 ...

Local business owner and community volunteer Tami Harris has won the coveted title of 2012 Greater Federation of Women's Clubs-Mississippi Federation of Women's Clubs (MFWC) Club Woman of the Year for the state of Mississippi. A member of the Civic ...

By | More Articles In a company blog post, Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT According to the blog post, Microsoft executive Tami Reller spoke at a JPMorgan tech conference today, saying that the update will be called Windows 8.1. The version was previously ...

One of the big gripes about Windows 8 is the lack of apps. Last week, there were 60,000 apps in the store , Tami Reller, Microsoft 's chief marketing officer for Windows said in an interview. Today, she says there's 70,000 apps. That's a ...

Microsoft isn't ditching its ARM strategy and Windows RT operating system anytime soon, says Tami Reller, the chief of marketing for Windows, speaking at the JP Morgan Technology conference. There's been a lot of speculation that Microsoft might be ...

By | More Articles It's now been six months since Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT In an interview with CNN Money, Windows exec Tami Reller said not to "expect an iTunes app on Windows 8 any time soon." The ball is in Apple's court, as Reller added, "iTunes ...

, file photo, Steven Sinofsky, then-president of the Microsoft Windows group, delivers his presentation at the launch of Microsoft Windows 8, in New York. On Tuesday, May 7, 2013, Microsoft announced it is preparing an update to Windows 8 for ...