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Microsoft Releases Open Source Blogging Platform
Today, Microsoft released an alpha version of its own open source content management system, Oxite. The source code for the software is available under the Microsoft Public License. While Microsoft
New Internet Explorer 9 Interface Caught on Video
Microsoft plans to unveil the design of Internet Explorer 9 next week, but thanks to a new leak, we now have a pretty good idea of what the next generation
Microsoft Says No to Disabling UEFI Secure Boot on ARM
Remember last year when questions arose about Microsoft's policies on UEFI secure boot on Windows 8? Microsoft's response, or lack thereof, was that "OEMs are free to choose" how or
Microsoft Isn't Laughing At Twitter Parody Of Windows Exec
Microsoft demanded the takedown of a phony Twitter account purpoting to be that of Windows Division President Steven Sinofsky. Over the weekend, Microsoft used its @BuildWindows8 account to send a
Microsoft Announces End of the Road for Encarta
Microsoft's years-long-running multimedia CD-based encyclopedia product, Encarta, will be history by the end of the year. According to Ars Technica, Microsoft quietly announced the discontinuation date for Encarta to be
A New (Simpler?) Way to Control Flash with Microsoft Kinect
An organization has created what it hopes is a simpler way to control Flash-based interfaces using the Microsoft Kinect device. Open Exibits is an organization dedicated to creating open
Microsoft Caught With Hand in Plurk's Cookie Jar?
This morning, we got news that Microsoft had unequivocally ripped off design and code from marginally successful microblogging service Plurk. Now, we're seeing reports - and seeing for ourselves on
This Week in Microsoft News: New Clues In the Novell Patent Mystery and More
These thee Microsoft stories weren't the biggest news of the week, but they are worth knowing about if you missed them. One of the stories is merely a clue
Microsoft Document Editor Coming To The iPhone
DataViz, makers of Documents To Go, a Microsoft Office editor app for mobile devices, has confirmed that they are developing an application for the iPhone. The application would allow for
Microsoft Works to be Offered as Free, Ad-Supported Desktop Suite - No Browser Version?
A few reports are circulating that Microsoft will offer a free, ad supported version of Microsoft Works, its 'lite' office suite, within the next few months. However the kicker is
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