Terry Myerson, Microsoft's former Windows boss, has revealed he's taking on roles at two investment firms.
What does today's big Windows reorganization mean for consumers? Microsoft is building for the future, but a future still feels uncertain.
Microsoft's head of Windows is leaving the company after 21 years, as Microsoft says it's repositioning for the future. This is Myerson's farewell email to his team.
Microsoft announces new "Experiences & Devices" division, lead by Rajesh Jha that replaces the old Windows and Devices group along with Terry Myerson.
A new internal email attained by Windows Central reaffirms Microsoft's commitment to Windows 10 Mobile for "many years" and mentions next-gen hardware is being worked on right now.
This week Microsoft's Windows chief shared information about Microsoft's phone position that many readers viewed out of context. In this fast paced world where information is propelled at us at a dizzying rate maintaining a grasp of the broader context of a narrative can be challenging.
A new report claims that today's announcement of 18,000 upcoming job cuts at Microsoft will affect the company's Operating Systems Group, led by Terry Myerson, "immediately and directly" as the division makes some organizational changes that are already in place in other parts of Microsoft. Myerson was put in charge of the division, which develops the Windows, Windows Phone and Xbox...
Windows Phone 8.1. Windows 8.1 Update 1. Cortana. Ben and Terry are unsurprisingly excited about the announcements of Build 2014. Watch this video to find out why.
It is no surprise that Microsoft has been pushing the Xbox, Windows Phone, and Windows PC divisions closer together within the Windows unit. Today, AllThingsD has reported a new leadership structure within the unit that showcases a collection of new posts for longtime Microsoft employees. The first name to go around is Microsoft’s Windows and Windows Phone lead, Terry Myerson, who...
Getting updates on Windows Phone 7 so far has been a mixed bag for consumers. On the one end, they’re basically simple, universal OS patches in the form of CAB files, allowing even early prototype phones to keep upgrading, years after release. On the other end, they’ve been just awful due to the lack of carrier support in actually rolling them out to end-users. The process is still much...
Venture Beat has put out their list of "Top Mobile Movers for 2012" defined by them as "The kind of people who thrive in this world are disruptive individuals. Troublemakers. Shakers-up of the status quo" and perhaps not so surprisingly two folks from Microsoft and Nokia are named on the top-ten list. First up is someone we haven't mentioned much around here, Mary T. McDowell, Vice...
Interesting news coming out of All Things D--Andy Lees, who's the Windows Phone division President is being replaced by Terry Myerson, Corporate Vice President of Windows Phone Engineering, but alas he won't be retaining the President title. From an internal memo from Steve Ballmer on the matter: “I have asked Andy Lees to move to a new role working for me on a time-critical...