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Alan Wallace
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Public Relations and Corporate Communications Consultant, PressContact LLC
Philadelphia
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Arts And Culture , Sustainability, Technology, Lifestyle , B2B, Queer Culture, Culture
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By Alan Wallace| anewdomain.net@ aNewDomain.net — Microsoft released its Xbox One with some really unique marketing methods. It’s billed as the gaming machine of all gaming machines and promoted as a tool that will centralize your living room. But with great expectations come expectations that are never really met, leaving one hoping for an update to come soon that will solve the problems. Unfortunately, Microsoft also breaks tradition, where in the past it has gone the extra mile to be backwards-compatible. No more.
By Alan Wallace| anewdomain.net@ aNewDomain.net — In my Microsoft Surface with Windows RT review, I find this tablet has all the makings of a great device: It’s a well-made, secure Windows 8 tablet with a keyboard and terrific battery life. But the biggest pro with this tablet is also its biggest con. It’s at once ultra secure and ultra frustrating — because it limits you to software and apps you get from the Microsoft Store. Security is key, no question. So staying within the store has its upside.
By Alan Wallace| anewdomain.net@ aNewDomain.net — Microsoft released its Xbox One with some really unique marketing methods. It’s billed as the gaming machine of all gaming machines and promoted as a tool that will centralize your living room. But with great expectations come expectations that are never really met, leaving one hoping for an update to come soon that will solve the problems. Unfortunately, Microsoft also breaks tradition, where in the past it has gone the extra mile to be backwards-compatible. No more.
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