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Will the iPad increase your Microsoft licensing fees?
Microsoft gives itself the wiggle room to come down on any Apple-using customers. Read More


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Hackers exploit new IE zero-day vulnerability
Attackers are exploiting a "zero-day" vulnerability in Microsoft's Internet Explorer and hijacking Windows PCs that cruise to malicious or compromised websites, security experts said today. Read More

5 free open source alternatives to Microsoft Office
Small businesses don't always need Microsoft Office software for word processing, spreadsheets, email, database and publishing tools. We look at five free, open source alternatives to Microsoft Office. Read More

Google to drop support for IE8 on Nov. 15
Google will drop support for Microsoft's Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) for its online apps and services in mid-November, effectively ending support for many users of Windows XP. Read More


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Windows 8 Update: Ballmer redefines the PC
Just as the world is coming to grips with the post-PC era the CEO of PC software behemoth Microsoft, Steve Ballmer, seems to be trying to prolong the age by redefining the iconic business machine to include tablets. Read More

Windows Phone 8 has 'baked-in cybersecurity goodness'
Now that Windows Phone 8 has officially gone gold, meaning the Release to Manufacturing (RTM) has been confirmed, it seems like a good time to mention that Microsoft's new smartphone has been stamped with "baked-in cybersecurity goodness" approval. Read More

What Office for RT lacks
Microsoft is bundling a subset of Office applications with its power-pinching Windows 8 on ARM devices known as Windows RT, but the apps don't do everything they can do on traditional PCs. Read More


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Protect Your Data in the Cloud
Security, in an environment that demands instant access, is a balance between risk and opportunity. Learn More

Microsoft takes down another botnet, Nitol
For the fifth time in three years Microsoft has stepped in to take down a botnet, this time malware called Nitol that was infecting new machines bought in China. Read More

Acme Packet announces offerings to accelerate Microsoft Lync deployments
Acme Packet has announced new offers intended to accelerate Microsoft Lync deployments for customers who want to take advantage of Lync's enterprise voice capabilities. The offers target customers who need combined Session Border Control (SBC), session management, and trunk-side application server functions. Read More

Intel reverses course, bringing Android to Clover Trail chips for tablets
Tablets running on Intel's upcoming Atom chip code-named Clover Trail could come with the Android OS, adding another OS option for the processor platform in addition to Microsoft's soon-to-be-released Windows 8 OS, Intel said on Monday. Read More

Windows Store opens worldwide with a modest stock of apps
Microsoft announced on Tuesday that its app store for Windows 8/RT, known as the Windows Store, is now open to all developers worldwide who wish to submit apps. The company is taking the wraps off now to begin the process of certifying applications so it has a bit more of a stock by the October 26 launch for Windows 8/RT. Read More



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