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Windows 7 is due for release at the end of 2009 or early 2010. What will this mean for you, and will Microsofts's new OS be a winner for you?
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Why this CAD will make you glad
By
Edward J. Correia
| Jul 26, 2010
Only recently could companies like Autodesk even begin to venture into the arena of industry-standard solutions.
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Software
Microsoft claims strong quarterly earnings
By
Shaun Nichols
| Jul 23, 2010
Uptake in IT spending credited for record numbers.
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Security
Windows 7 SP1 due first half 2011
By
Lawrence Latif
| Jul 22, 2010
Service pack could be up to a year away.
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Security
Microsoft warns of zero-day Windows Shell flaw
Jul 20, 2010
XP SP2 users again urged to upgrade.
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Software
Microsoft COO touts Windows 7 partner opportunities
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Rick Whiting
| Jul 15, 2010
Microsoft takes shots at Apple and Google.
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Software
Microsoft extends Windows XP downgrade rights
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Enterprises running Windows 7 can revert to XP for at least another 10 years.
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Technology
Microsoft moves forward with Windows 7 SP1
By
Shaun Nichols
| Jul 13, 2010
Update begins limited beta tests for Server 2008 and Windows 7.
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Software
Microsoft puts cloud services into Azure appliance
By
Daniel Robinson
| Jul 13, 2010
Windows Azure platform appliance lets customers build their own cloud infrastructure.
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Software
HP, Microsoft promise Windows Azure platform by year's end
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Damon Poeter
| Jul 13, 2010
A limited production platform appliance coming soon.
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Software
Ballmer: We're all about cloud, you'd better be too
By
Rick Whiting
| Jul 13, 2010
CEO Steve Ballmer opens the Worldwide Partner Conference Monday.
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Software
Microsoft data suggests 64-bit coming of age
By
Iain Thomson
| Jul 12, 2010
Windows 7 shows the upgrade is gaining ground.
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Software
Microsoft updates Windows deployment tool
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Lawrence Latif
| Jul 9, 2010
Office 2010 supported in Deployment Toolkit 2010.
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Security
Microsoft to fix critical help centre flaw in July
By
Stefanie Hoffman
| Jul 9, 2010
Four security bulletins address five security vulnerabilities.
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Security
Microsoft investigating Windows 2000 and XP flaw
By
Iain Thomson
| Jul 8, 2010
Secunia sounds warning over boundary error vulnerability.
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Software
Mozilla releases first Firefox 4 beta
Jul 8, 2010
Firm seeks feedback on latest version of browser.
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Software
SoftMaker unveils 'desktop quality' mobile office suite
By
Daniel Robinson
| Jul 6, 2010
SoftMaker Office 2010 for Windows Mobile will open and edit Microsoft Officefiles.
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CRNTech
Five lessons Microsoft learned from Kin
By
Kevin McLaughlin
| Jul 2, 2010
Next of kin Windows Phone 7 takes over as preferred mobile platform.
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Mobility
Microsoft kills off its Kin mobile devices
By
Kevin McLaughlin
| Jul 1, 2010
Kin firmly ensconced on the scrap heap of tech history.
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Software
Microsoft Windows 8 details leak
By
Kevin McLaughlin
| Jun 29, 2010
App store on the way?
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Mobility
Microsoft gazes longingly at iPhone developers
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Kevin McLaughlin
| Jun 21, 2010
Microsoft reportedly looking for iPhone developers.
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