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It's been quite an important week for the tech giant Microsoft, as the two women currently leading the Windows division have finally decided to step in front of the media and confirm the Windows 8.1 project. According to both Tami Reller and Julie-Larson Green, Windows 8.1 will first hit the market ne... [read more >>] With the Surface with Windows 8 Pro prepared for launch, all eyes have been on Microsoft’s new device, as it has often been deemed as the perfect mix between a laptop and a tablet.
On Monday for example, the Surface Pro official made it to Microsoft Stores, allowing those interested to simply pay a v... [read more >>] It was a pretty calm week for the Redmond-based technology giant, mostly because nobody actually attacked its Windows 8 operating system or any other product wearing a Microsoft badge. The company, however, was once again criticized on Monday for using a legal trick to avoid paying UK taxes, even though it... [read more >>] It has been a fairly calm week for those working in the Redmond campus, even though Microsoft has struggled to show everyone that its very own services are better than Google’s with several new direct attacks aimed at the Mountain View-based search giant.
New Steam data revealed that Windows 8 finall... [read more >>] It’s been a calm week in the Redmond campus, mostly because everyone is now focusing on Windows 8, as the company struggles to make the new operating system a truly successful product in every corner of the world.
Sadly, things aren’t going exactly as planned, and on Monday plenty of users have... [read more >>] It’s been a tough week for Microsoft, as Steven Sinofsky, head of the Windows division, decided to leave the company “to seek new opportunities,” as he said in the goodbye letter sent to Microsoft’s employees.
Microsoft is yet to unveil the official reason behind his departure, but... [read more >>] Now that Microsoft has finally launched both Windows 8 and the Surface tablet, the Redmond-based company has more time to focus on its other projects.
On Monday, for example, it emerged that Microsoft’s European antitrust case severely affected both Firefox and Opera, as they both lost millions of us... [read more >>] It’s been a busy week for Microsoft and the reason is only one: Windows 8. Microsoft officially unveiled the new operating system and all eyes were on Steve Ballmer, as everybody expected to see him dancing once again in front of a pretty huge crowd.
The week started with Microsoft unveiling Skype fo... [read more >>] We’re only a few days away from the official Windows 8 debut, but it appears that the company’s first tablet ever is completely stealing its mojo.
On Monday, Microsoft finally rolled out the first official Windows 8 advertisement, while the Acer CEO decided to badmouth the Redmond-based technol... [read more >>] Another week has passed and things are getting more interesting as we get closer to the official launch day of the brand new Windows 8.
On Monday, Microsoft mistakenly asked Google to ban Wikipedia, CNN and other legitimate websites in a complaint that was aimed at pages hosting illegal content. During the... [read more >>] |
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