Explore the impact of the “mobile first” revolution.
April 15-16, 2013
New York, New York
Speaker
Terry Myerson 
Corporate VP, Windows Phone Division, Microsoft Corporation
Terry Myerson is corporate vice president of the Windows Phone Division, overseeing the strategy, development, marketing and sales of Microsoft software and services for Windows Phones worldwide.
Previously, Myerson led the team responsible for delivering the software at the heart of Windows Phone 7.0 and Windows Phone 7.5 handsets, including the user interface, applications, supporting Web services, and the operating system.
Myerson, who received a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from Duke University, joined Microsoft in 1997, after the company he founded, Interse Corporation, was acquired by Microsoft. Prior to leading the Windows Phone team, he led the Exchange team for eight years, during which time it became the world’s most popular business communications system.
Posts With Terry Myerson
Microsoft, Nokia Target Low End in Effort to Crack Tough U.S. Market
The Lumia 521, which goes on sale at Walmart and Microsoft stores next week, sells for around $150 without a contract.
Google Glass, Workday and “WTF, Firefox OS?” — 10 Things You Need to See on AllThingsD This Week
A convenient roundup of the Top 10 stories that powered AllThingsD this week.
WhatsApp, Snapchat and the Real “Second Screen” — 10 Things You Missed at Day Two of Dive Into Mobile
A quick catch-up guide to the second and final day of our global mobile conference.
Microsoft’s Terry Myerson Slams Android (Video)
Sharp words from a “challenger.”
Windows Phone Head Myerson: Android “Still Kind of a Mess”
This just in from the “incredibly well-funded startup.”
Ouch — That Hits Close to Home
I think there’s probably a whole team at Google trying to figure out how to lock Facebook Home out of Android, their ‘open’ platform.
– Microsoft’s Terry Myerson, speaking at D: Dive Into Mobile
Mobile Goes Global
From New York City today and tomorrow, D: Dive Into Mobile puts top execs onstage for their perspective on the global mobile scene.
Dive Into Mobile Adds Microsoft’s Myerson and Snapchat’s Spiegel
One new speaker represents a giant trying to start over in a new market, and the other an upstart with surprising staying power — so far.
Parent Trap: Microsoft Adds Kid’s Corner to Windows Phone 8
One of the key new features for Windows Phone 8 is a mode that gives children a home on their parent’s phone. AllThingsD has the story on how that feature came to be.
First Windows Phone 8 Devices Coming From Nokia, Huawei, HTC and Samsung
Microsoft didn’t show off any actual Windows Phone 8 hardware on Wednesday, but it did announce who will be the first device makers using the software.