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• Microsoft Office 2010 launching to business on 12 May

  

  8 March 2010, 17:03

  Buy now and get free upgrade, with 2010 versions of SharePoint, Visio and project also launching that day.

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• Introducing Lips : I Love The 80s

  

  8 March 2010, 15:47

  Blondie, Katrina & The Waves, Duran Duran, Kim Wilde and Culture Club among artists you can sing along to...

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• Microsoft seeks to drive Bing query share with new multi million pound advertising campaign

  8 March 2010, 14:15

  Microsoft seeks to drive Bing query share with new multi million pound advertising campaign

  
• Microsoft demos same game running on PC, Xbox and phone

  

  8 March 2010, 10:13

  Via Xbox live you will be able to play and save your games across multiple platforms.

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• What do you want from a smartphone?

  

  5 March 2010, 17:21

  Most phones are now mini computers, but do you need, or want, all the new features being crammed into them?

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• Microsoft to tackle Apple iPad with Courier digital journal?

  

  5 March 2010, 16:51

  Leaked details ignite excitement for a rumoured digital journal device codenamed the Microsoft Courier.

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• Microsoft faces further browser choice scrutiny

  

  5 March 2010, 14:23

  Windows ballot screen leaves majority of users unaware that there are more than five browsers to choose from, say IE rivals.

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• Microsoft goes all in on cloud computing

  

  5 March 2010, 10:30

  In a recent speech, CEO Steve Ballmer said the majority of Microsoft is already working on cloud-based projects.

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• Is Microsoft’s Project Pink a phone for children?

  

  4 March 2010, 17:13

  Despite the launch of Windows Phone 7, rumours still abound about a Microsoft-branded handset.

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• Microsoft launches its first Android app

  

  4 March 2010, 12:07

  The release of Tag Reader in the Android market marks a rare example of Microsoft and Google playing nice.

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