It’s almost January 1st, 2010 and we’ve been mulling over our favorites of 2009 – and the previous decade. Here we present another installment of our “TenYears” list. We already did the biggest losers in the tech industry but why not talk about the biggest product flops? Here are a few of the biggest failures of the decade, starting with one monster release from a fairly well-known company.

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Each year, I offer a list of things Microsoft should do in the coming year, in lieu of making predictions. It's a bit arrogant to tell Microsoft what to do, but I've got a good track record of giving advice that is right...

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In an attempt to make sense of the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show, here are six trends we'll be watching for at this year's show.

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Job posting indicate Microsoft is likely planning to integrate its Xbox Live online gaming platform with Windows Mobile.

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Although it seemed like an obvious fit, for whatever reason Microsoft’s Xbox gaming division and its Windows Mobile division have heretofore been kept at arm’s length. Given competitor Apple’s roaring success with the iPhone as a portable gaming platform ( recently winning our reader poll against Nintendo and Sony), and Microsoft’s comparative lack of a portable gaming strategy beyond a ...

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A job listing posted by Microsoft seeks a principle program manager who can "bring Xbox Live-enabled games to Windows Mobile."

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It's no iPod, but the Zune HD has a lot going for it. So why is it languishing at the 89th spot on Amazon's list of Bestsellers in Electronics?

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2010 may be the year of augmented reality, 3D video, and the demise of the Web as we know it, according to a smapling of 2010 predictions.

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Microsoft is hinting Xbox Live gaming platform to Windows Mobile devices suggesting a serious mobile gaming strategy from Redmond.

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Redmond recruits for mobile gaming Microsoft is advertising for a program manager to drive the Xbox Live experience onto Windows Mobile, hoping to raise one brand with the application of another.… Case Study: WhatsUp keeps Legoland turnstyles ringing

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