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In an update to his LinkedIn profile, Microsoft Marketing Manager for Xbox UK, Robin Burrowes, let the world know that he’s been hired by Apple to push iPhone and iPad gaming even further.

Burrowes tenure at Microsoft saw him work on Xbox for roughly seven years, where he was most recently responsible for all product, business and marketing management of Xbox LIVE in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. For Apple, he’s the latest in a series of high-profile British gaming recruits, following the hire of Nintendo’s public relation’s chief Robert Saunders last year, as well as Nick Grange — who also at one point ran public relations for Xbox, as well as for gaming heavyweights Activision and Electronics Arts.

Microsoft came out of nowhere with the Xbox to take a significant share of the console gaming market, especially when it comes to hardcore gamers and multiplayer gaming with services like Xbox Live. Apple has seen enormous success in the mobile gaming sector after creating the App Store for iOS 2 and the iPhone 3G in 2008. Now they, along with Google’s Android platform, have overtaken the likes of Sony and Nintendo when it comes to U.S. portable game software by revenue.

With Apple’s last count of 550,000 apps in the App Store, and around 20% of those being games, it’s not hard to see why Apple considers it important enough to hire a key gaming manager like Burrowes.

iPhones and iPads are increasingly this generations’ portable gaming platforms of choice.

Source: Robin Burrowes via 148apps.biz via AppleInsider

According to IGN, a new generation of Xbox 720’s will be available in the markets in the late October or November at more. IGN declared that this Xbox will run six times faster than the previous Xbox 360.This new system has the Advance Micro Devices 6000 series processor and offers 3D gamming. It will show 20% greater performance than Nintendo’s Wii U. Keep reading after the jump.
New 720 Xbox has some kind of anti-used games system with users support to download cheaper games via Xbox Live.

Kotaku, a gamming website, claims the Xbox 720 will arrive along Blue-Ray player. Microsoft will produce the transaction to Blue-Ray technology along the latest console and will enhance the storage space by at least double amount found on DVDs.

A Microsoft source said to stop it from being played on any other machine, the new Xbox can link a copy of a game to a specific Xbox Live account.

“As an innovator we’re always thinking about what is next and how we can push the boundaries of technology like we did with Kinect” said by a Microsoft rep.

“We believe the key to extending the lifespan of a console is not just about the console hardware, but about the game and entertainment experiences being delivered to consumers. Beyond that we don't comment on rumors or speculation." He further added

MCV reports (via The Next Web) that Apple has nabbed yet another gaming PR executive, this time hiring Microsoft's European chief of Xbox Live marketing Robin Burrowes to oversee App Store marketing in Europe.Burrowes worked at Xbox for seven years, and was in charge of Xbox Live. He was one of the execs promoting the latest Xbox dashboard update, even attending London Games Conference and Gamescom last year. Prior to Xbox, he has worked for MSN and HMV. He joins Apple this year in charge of marketing the App Store for iTunes Europe.Apple has been drawing PR and marketing talent from the gaming industry for some time now as it seeks to bolster iOS's positioning as a competitive gaming platform. Last year, the company poached longtime Nintendo executive Rob Saunders as well as Nick Grange, who came from Activision after stints at Microsoft and EA.

Today Apple has just released Mac OS X Lion 10.7.3 and it consider it's the latest version Apple updated it, OS X Lion 10.7.3 fixes a lot of bugs that existed in the older version on your MacBook Pro, and right now we are going to show you Apple's official release note:



The OS X Lion v10.7.3 Update includes Safari 5.1.3 and fixes that: Add Catalan, Croatian, Greek, Hebrew, Romanian, Slovak, Thai, and Ukrainian language support Address issues when using smart cards to log into OS X Address compatibility issues with Microsoft Windows file sharing Address an issue printing Microsoft Word documents that use markup Address a graphics performance issue after sleep on some earlier iMacs that use ATI graphics Resolve a Wi-Fi connection issue when waking from sleep Address an issue that may prevent Safari from opening before joining a wireless network Fix a potential issue authenticating to an SMB DFS share Include RAW image compatibility for additional digital cameras Directory Services: Improve binding to read-only Active Directory Domain Controllers Improve binding and login speed for Active Directory users in a domain whose name ends in “.local” Improve reliability of Dynamic DNS (DDNS) updates by Active Directory clients Allow login with an Active Directory username that contains a space Improve compatibility with Active Directory schemas that have been extended with the “apple-user-homeDirectory” and “apple-user-homeurl” attributes Fix home directory Dock item for Active Directory users with mobile accounts Allow NIS users with MD5-hashed passwords to log in You can download Mac OS X Lion 10.7.3 from here

Byte² has released a major update to Office² designed to bring the advanced document editing features of Office² HD to the iPhone and iPod touch. The latest update to Office² provides a variety of new layout tools for working with Microsoft Word documents including multi-column layouts, text boxes, page rulers, file versioning and the ability to insert shapes and section breaks. Images can now be set to float above text and support for headers,…

IGN (a gaming website) has announced that new generation Xbox 720’s will be in the markets in the late October or November. It is said by IGN that this Xbox will run 6 times faster than the previous Xbox 360.This new system has the Advance Micro Devices 6000 series processor and offers 3D gamming. It will show 20% greater performance than Nintendo’s Wii U.
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In a new interview, Microsoft founder Bill Gates reveals he wrote a letter to Steve Jobs before he passed away, and the letter apparently meant so much to Jobs that he kept it at his bedside.

Microsoft is planning to bring more Xbox Live gaming to Apple’s iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad, as well as Google’s Android platform.

“While the Xbox Live experiences and games always work best on the Windows platform, we understand that some Xbox fans may be using other types of devices. To satisfy that need, we are working to extend a few of our Xbox experiences and titles to other platforms.”

All of Microsoft’s current XBox efforts have done well on iOS and Microsoft isn’t exactly a company to leave to money on the table or avoid recognition, it’s another avenue for both of those things if Microsoft puts the effort into it. No mention was made of when we could expect to see these efforts put into to place but if we had to wager a guess, we’d bet it’s not all that far off.

Given that Microsoft’s Windows Phone is still — as some would say — ‘ramping up’, it only seems logical that Microsoft would target iOS and Android users as well, especially considering the market share Apple and Google have in the mobile space.

Microsoft has already made a small foray on iOS with the release of My XBox Live and Kinectimals, but who knows what could be next. Halo, anyone?

• Source: Forbes

The two tech luminaries talked with each other often about professional and personal aspects of their lives, the Microsoft co-founder tells Yahoo and ABC News.