Windows Central executive editor Daniel Rubino will be on hand to talk all things NVIDIA earnings with TD Ameritrade this afternoon. You can tune in online around 1:45 ET to catch the discussion.
Our executive editor joined This Week in Tech as a guest to discuss Build 2020, the Surface Earbuds, and more. Rubino also discusses the open Microsoft and how the company has changed over the years.
This week was a huge on for Microsoft, with the launch of the Surface Pro X, Surface Laptop 3, and the reveal of Surface Duo and Surface Neo. Windows Central Executive Editor Daniel Rubino recently appeared on Your Tech Report to chat about all of it.
Catch Windows Central Executive Editor Daniel Rubino talking Microsoft's latest batch of Surface devices on "This Week in Tech" with host Leo Laporte.
With news winding down this week, I figured I would kick off a new segment on our site. The idea was brought up in our forums and it’s a simple idea that I like: What apps are on the WPCentral’s staff Start screen? It’s an interesting question, as it gives you a peek into what apps we use the most, what apps we consider essential and overall layout/design choices. Granted, many of you...
After officially announcing the Lumia 1020 in New York City, Nokia is back in front of the mainstream news. From local news stations to major networks, it’s going to be hard to ignore 41 megapixels in a smartphone. But when it comes to anything Windows Phone related news there’s only one authority. You’re reading it right now. So who better for local NYC radio station WCBS 880 to talk...
Me pondering what we look for from developers If you’re a Windows Phone developer and want a peek behind the current on Windows Phone Central and our process on app reviews, you’ll want to head to the AdDuplex blog. AdDuplex as many of you know powers the developer promotion network behind many Windows Phone apps (and now Windows 8) and the service’s creator, Alan Mendelevich, was...
Never before has a new mobile OS platform launched with so many devices to choose from--not Android, not WebOS and certainly not the iPhone. Yet, on the otherhand, never have the differences between the device selection seem to be so...minor. Seeing as I won't be able to get a device with Winodws Phone 7 on my beloved Sprint till sometime in spring 2011, I have to go with a second U.S....