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May 10, 2010
Can Kin give Microsoft mobile a boost?
First came Research in Motion and Apple, and then Google through HTC. Acer and Lenovo have dabbled in it, and last year Dell finally took the plunge. Microsoft has failed to make inroads in a tough mobile market but will the Kin change that?
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