Microsoft shouldn’t hire any CEO who wants to kill Bing and Xbox
Analysts may push for it, but it will make the company weaker.
Analysts may push for it, but it will make the company weaker.
Inori Aizawa is an ugly duckling who now battles robots.
Microsoft stores have hardware to try ahead of the November 22nd launch.
The new browser will be deployed automatically through Windows Update.
The move marks a new focus on providing a full Office experience on the Web.
The API is still going away, but these core tasks will be kept alive.
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It's expensive because it's pink. And on fire.
New cards faster and cheaper than Nvidia's best, but retail units have mysterious slow-downs.
Web role now supports Web Sockets, remote debugging, and more.
Battlefield 4 is very Battlefield with all that that entails. Good and bad.
OS X 10.9 adoption shows the difference between Microsoft's legacy and Apple's.
Cisco will pay the royalties for its codec, so organizations like Mozilla won't have to.
Review: Improvements specifically address RT's shortcomings—plus apps finally exist.
Review: The heart of a laptop it may be, but I want the body of a laptop, too.
Windows OEM revenue sharply down, but enterprise sales buoyant.
Abundance of glue, screws, and ribbon connectors provokes 1 out of 10 score.
Vine videos on the way, too.
But they're still not complete media solutions.
Some devices left unbootable after installing the update.
Review: Not perfect, but 8.1 is an OS that actually works for desktop, mobile.
Microsoft shows off third Windows Phone update, gives devs early access.
Program continues despite unwanted publicity.
Update brings CalDAV, CardDAV, FM radio, lock screen clocks, and more.
Bumper payout is the first bounty paid under scheme started in June.
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