July
03
Posted by Sanitys
As you may have heard the Microsoft Kin was discontinued by Microsoft shortly after its launch. The Kin was only around from May 13th, through June 30th 2010. The phone ...
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July
02
Posted by jeepndave
After only six short weeks the Kin or smart phone lite experiment is over as Microsoft has pulled the plug on any future Kin phone releases.
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July
01
Posted by screamer316
Microsoft Kin One and Kin Two killed off due to poor Verizon response and to focus on upcoming Windows Phone 7 smartphones instead.
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July
02
Posted by tcgames
The supposed ultimate social networking phone from Microsoft, the Kin, has been discontinued. Microsoft has officially announced that they won?t be producing any more Kin phones because of poor sales.
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July
01
Posted by theblogismine
Microsoft Corp. scrapped the new Kin social-networking smartphone because sales fell well short of the company's expectations, the company has confirmed.
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July
01
Posted by [confidential]
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July
02
Posted by Contributor Wireless and Mobil
Kin One and Kin Two No Mo' Folded in Windows Phone 7: Days after slashing the prices of the Kin One and Kin Two, it has beena revealed that the two not fully-smartphonew with tons of.
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July
01
Posted by confidential
Prior to the iPhone, the best SmartPhone for someone who didn't need Outlook access was arguably the T-Mobile Sidekick. It provided excellent cloud capabilities (all contacts, calendars, photos, etc. were synced auto-magically) back when "the Cloud" was still conceptual to Microsoft and Apple. It wa ...
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July
02
Posted by confidential
New Zealand HeraldWeek in review: Smartphone disconnectCNETMicrosoft has decided not to move forward with the Kin, a phone aimed at avid social-networking users. Amid anemic sales, Microsoft has decided to halt work on its Kin phone less than two months after the product hit the market. ...T-Mobile ...
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July
01
Posted by confidential
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July
01
Posted by confidential
After only two months on the shelf, Microsoft has pulled the plug on the Kin smartphone. Rumors are circulating that the company only sold about 500 units. Initially, Microsoft wanted a cloud-centric phone that could cost less than a Blackberry. The phone would target teens and young adults who didn ...
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July
01
Posted by confidential
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July
02
Posted by Sean
It's been a fun ride; you have stolen the hearts of teenagers everywhere and you are about to break them in half, ok maybe not that serious. The users.
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July
01
Posted by www.sun-sentinel.com
Microsoft killed the rollout of Kin One and Kin Two phones less than two months after Verizon Wireless started hawking the semi-smart phones made for tweens, teens and twenty-somethings.
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July
01
Posted by TechFever.Net
Such a sad news: the Microsoft Kin is dead. It's only been six weeks since its launch but seems like the social phone isn't going to sell as expected. Sources say that Microsoft is killing the phone and the Kin team will be transferred ...
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July
01
Posted by confidential
Next stop: Windows Phone 7 Just 48 days after Microsoft began selling the Kin, a smartphone for the younger set, the company discontinued it because of disappointing sales. The swift turnabout for the Kin, which Microsoft took two years to develop and whose release was backed with a hefty ad budget, ...
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July
02
Posted by confidential
Just a few days after the Kin was killed off, the grandaddy of all teenager feature phones, the venerable Sidekick range, is now getting one in the forehead as well. Confirming reports that they would be purging the Sidekick LX and Sidekick 2008 from their lineup, T-Mobile USA issued a statement tod ...
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July
02
Posted by news.yahoo.com
With its Kin line of phones killed, Microsoft has announced that the people who worked on those devices will join the Windows Phone 7 team, incorporating Kin concepts and technology into Microsoft's upcoming mobile OS. Despite up-and-down reviews, Kin did have some redeeming qualities. Even though feature creep is a dangerous thing, here are four things that should make the leap from Kin to ...
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July
02
Posted by [confidential]
The company says it will shut down its Kin mobile-device effort, an ambitious move unveiled only about two months ago that was meant to target younger cellphone users.
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July
01
Posted by Kevin Lomax
Microsoft Kin canceled after 48 days Kin was part of the larger Windows Phone family, and was billed as a close cousin to Windows Phone 7. On April 12,
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July
01
Posted by Chris
Only six weeks after launch, Microsoft is killing the Kin phone. The reasoning behind the decision lies directly with the lack of sales of the product.
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July
01
Posted by John Overridex
Microsoft KIN killed off Getting all geared up for the kiddie-themed KIN One and Two to land in Blighty this autumn? Then get ready for some major league.
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July
02
Posted by Richard Adhikari
Microsoft is killing off the line of Kin handsets it introduced about six weeks ago. The company has canceled plans to launch the Kin in Europe this fall and has rolled over its Kin development team into its Windows Phone 7 team.
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July
01
Posted by Natesh Sood
It goes without saying the Kin launch in the United States did not meet the expectations of Microsoft or Verizon. The product had?...
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July
01
Posted by confidential
Daniel Robinson, V3.co.uk, Thursday 1 July 2010 at 15:37:00 Three months after launch, Kin phones are dropped in favour of Windows Phone 7 Microsoft has canned its Kin consumer phone platform just three months after launch and before any of the devices even made it on to the European market....
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July
02
Posted by confidential
Most pundits suggest that the Kin marketing program was clever, on target and effective. However, the Kin did not sell. Why not? It?s obvious now: the product did not meet the needs of the target market. Whose fault is that? MARKETING. If you only consider the promotional or back-end activities to b ...
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July
02
Posted by confidential
I have been looking for a new dog lately. I was wondering what breeds of dogs are all white in color? My dream dog would look like an Albino Husky, but anything white, and isnt small enough to hold in two hands. Anyone know of any breeds that somewhat fit that description? Other Toy Dog Breed Sites ...
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July
01
Posted by Ed Oswald
Microsoft is confirming for us what you may have already read elsewhere: after only two short months on the market, the Microsoft Kin line has officially been killed.
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