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Microsoft says companies are welcome to join new OS development

Marvin Ma, Taipei; Jessie Shen, DIGITIMES Asia Friday 3 June 2011 0

Despite adjustments made in the development process of Windows 8, Microsoft claimed it has reserved space for new partners to join its Integrated Development Program (IDP).

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