Microsoft Kin, a pseudo-smartphone aimed at teenagers, died Wednesday at Microsoft's headquarters in Redmond, Washington. The Kin was only seven weeks old.

Call me crazy, but something about Microsoft’s Kin phone just doesn’t add up. The Kin, unveiled by Microsoft on Monday, is billed as a mobile phone for the “social generation.” It’s ...

The Microsoft Kin has now eclipsed Bob and Zune as Microsoft's worst failure, a boner so bad that it's been canceled only six weeks after it was announced. Sales estimates for the Kin range from ...

Microsoft killed its Kin smart phones less than two months after their launch, the Wall Street Journals Nick Wingfield reported Wednesday afternoon.

Microsoft kills the Kin three-month-old social networking phone. It could learn some good lessons from the experience, but won't, because Microsoft doesn't want to change.

Make no mistake: the Kin One and Two are coming into the world as the black sheep of the phone industry, and Microsoft would have it no other way. Straddling the fence somewhere between a ...

*Microsoft has made the decision to focus on the Windows Phone 7 launch and will not ship KIN in Europe this fall as planned. Additionally, we are integrating our KIN team with the Windows Phone 7 ...

Kin One had a 2.7-inch display and 4GB of memory, while Kin Two had a larger 3.5-inch display and 8GB of memory. Both Kin phones had slide-out keyboards and were available exclusively with a voice ...

Roz Ho -- the former head of Microsoft's Mac Business Unit, who became the leader of PMX (Premium Mobile Services) in 2007 -- wanted to make sure I knew that Kin isn't a Microsoft phone. It's a ...

The Microsoft Kin One and Two devices are now available from Verizon Wireless and there are several reviews from various technology sites on the Internet. As I mentioned yesterday, rather than ...

This week, Microsoft finally unveiled what had long been known, in rumors and leaks, as Project Pink. The official name: Kin, which consists of two ...