Yahoo and Microsoft continue in their Hills-esque drama.
A Microsoft deadline for Internet service company Yahoo to accept its 44.6 billion-dollar (28.5 billion-euro) acquisition offer expired at midnight Saturday.
Launch follows move from T-Mobile to AT&T service.
Side-steps OEM retirement date by 'downgrading' from Vista at the factory.
Vendor cites strong PC sales, defends uptake of OS despite big drop in client revenue.
Toshiba also says the price of NAND will drop 50% every year from now on.
It seems a bad move to bet against Apple when it comes to financial outlooks.
The bottom line is pretty clear in a letter signed by Jerry Yang (CEO) and Roy Bostock (chairman). In the "Dear Steve" response to Ballmer they state, "we will not allow you or anyone else to acquire the company for anything less than its full value.".