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Microsoft Opens Windows 7 Blog for Discussions
Microsoft has launched a new blog page for discussions with customers and partners about the next Windows operating system. “We strongly believe that success for Windows 7 includes an open and honest, and two-way, discussion,” said Windows 7 development engineers Jon DeVaan and Steven Sinofsky. For a while now, Microsoft has said it would deliver Windows 7 approximately three years after the January 2007 launch of Windows Vista. “The product is tracking very, very well,” said Senior Vice President Bill Veghte, who runs Microsoft’s Windows business. “And we are looking good relative to our commitment,” he told analysts last month. To prep developers on the new OS, Microsoft will hold two major Windows events. “The Professional Developers Conference on October 27 and the Windows Hardware Engineering Conference the following week represent the first venues where we will provide in-depth technical information about Windows 7,” DeVaan and Sinofsky said. Vista Under Fire Sales of licenses for Windows Vista surpassed the 180 million in the second quarter, according to Colleen Healy, general manager of investor relations at Microsoft. “And Windows Vista had driven client revenue to an average growth rate of 16 percent since it became generally available,” she said during a conference call with analysts last month. However, Vista has come under fire because of its failure to work well with other software applications and hardware. Adoption rates in enterprises have also lagged analysts’ expectations. With the launch of Windows 7, Microsoft will have its first major opportunity to improve industry perceptions about its operating system. “The biggest problem Vista has today is in perception — a perceived lack of value and perceived instability,” said Michael Silver, a research director at Gartner Client Computing. Microsoft says it plans to listen more closely to what the world has to say about Windows. Earlier this year, Veghte…

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iPhone 3G Problems Appear Centered on Big Cities
Reports continue to flood in from U.S. iPhone 3G users about problems with 3G connections and speeds. The problems tend to come from large metropolitan areas, but one informal survey points to the San Francisco Bay Area and Los Angeles. The problem, BusinessWeek reported Thursday, may be faulty firmware in a communications chip supplied by Munich-based Infineon. BusinessWeek said its confidential sources backed a report released earlier this week by Nomura Securities analyst Richard Windsor that pointed to the firmware. Patch May Be Imminent An Infineon spokesperson declined to address the iPhone issue directly, but defended Infineon’s technology, saying it works fine in other 3G phones. “Our 3G chips are, for example, used in Samsung handsets and we are not aware of such problems there,” he said. Apple is reportedly working on a firmware upgrade to fix the problem. USA Today reported that the fix could be available via iTunes as early as next week, but Apple has not commented. Tim Bajarin, principal analyst with Creative Strategies, said in an e-mail, “Historically, Apple does not respond to something like this automatically just because there are reports of problems. If there is merit to the issue, they work overtime to fix it and usually, at the point of the fix, that is when they respond.” Bajarin expects Apple to eventually make things right with its 3G customers. “Apple prides itself on its customer-service reputation and I would be surprised if they don’t go the extra mile to make sure anything that impacts that image will be corrected as fast as possible,” he said. Problem Is Global Another theory is that Apple programmed the Infineon chip to require a stronger-than-needed 3G signal, so some users are being knocked down to slower networks even though there really is sufficient 3G bandwidth. Alternatively, it may be that AT&T hasn’t built out its 3G…

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Nintendo Continues To Lead Game-Console Sales
U.S. sales of video-game consoles and software jumped 28 percent last month compared to last year, according to market researcher NPD Group. Nintendo’s DS portable and Wii remained the most popular systems. For hardware, that means nearly $450 million in July purchases, a 17 percent increase compared to the same time last year. The top-selling DS moved about 608,000 units, with the Wii second at about 555,000. PS 2 Still Popular The next four places showed small differences, with third-place Sony’s PlayStation 3 at 225,000, its PlayStation Portable in fourth with 222,000, and Microsoft’s Xbox 360 fifth with 205,000. The PlayStation 2, now entering late middle age eight years after its release, still sold about 155,000 for sixth place. In total sales, the Wii is in first place, with about 13.5 million sold in North America and about 31 million worldwide. The Xbox 360 is in second place, with 12 million U.S. sales and 20 million worldwide, and the PS3 takes third with 5.5 million U.S. and 15 million worldwide. Game software sales in the U.S. totaled $591 million, an increase of 41 percent over last year. The top two games were Electronic Arts’ NCAA Football 09 for the Xbox, with 397,000 sold, and Nintendo’s Wii Fit, with about 370,000. Guitar Hero: On Tour for the DS sold 309,000 for third place, and Wii Play was fourth with 284,000. The remaining games in the top 10 were, in order, NCAA Football for the PS3, Soulcalibur IV for the Xbox 360, Mario Kart for the Wii, Rock Band Special Edition Bundle for the Wii, Soulcalibur IV for the PS3, and Sid Meier’s Civilization Revolution for the Xbox 360. ‘Years’ for Sony to Catch Microsoft Mike Goodman, an analyst with industry research firm Yankee Group, said it is “pretty safe to assume that Nintendo will continue to lead the…

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