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Soldiers may go into battle better equipped to handle equipment and with a greater knowledge of their surroundings after an intellectual property licensing deal between Microsoft and Lockheed Martin promises to deepen the defense giant's access to visual simulation technology. Microsoft readying SP3 for Exchange 2007
After reversing course on Exchange 2007 support, Microsoft says a third service pack for the messaging server will ship in the second half of next year. IE8 can't stem bleeding of Microsoft's browser market share
Internet Explorer's market share ebbed again in November, a Web measurement firm said, more proof that Microsoft's release of IE8 hasn't stopped desertions to rival browsers. Office 2010 release date confirmed
Microsoft Office 2010 will be released in June next year, according to several rumours online which appear to have been confirmed by Microsoft Microsoft's Bing tries to leapfrog Google Maps
Microsoft is taking aim at one of Google's most popular services, Google Maps, with a richer version of its own online mapping service that was released in beta on Wednesday. Windows 7 steals biggest chunk of share from XP
Microsoft's Windows ran to stay in place last month as Window 7's market share gains made up for the largest-ever declines in Windows XP and Vista, data released by Web metrics firm Net Applications showed. Why Chrome OS is no threat to Windows
When Google first announced its Chrome OS project, many commentators assumed that the Internet giant was challenging the dominance of Microsoft Windows. The truth is, Chrome is not a threat to Windows, OS X, or any distribution of Linux -- nor is it meant to be. Playing the Microsoft certification game
Brian Egler: I am looking forward to the new style "Howler" peformance-based exams to be released for SQL Server. The idea is that the candidates have to demonstrate their skills with the real product. A server is failing and you have to fix it. Today from the Subnet communities On Cisco Subnet: The CCIE has gotten a lot harder, data shows and Can Santa Deliver a Hummin' Dynamips Platform for Christmas?; On Microsoft Subnet: Prevx apologizes, backtracks on claims that Microsoft patch causes black screen; On Google Subnet: Google changes rules for Google News to placate publishers Network World on Twitter? You bet we are | 
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