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Microsoft: Over 22% of PCs use pirated Windows
On January 22, Microsoft said that more than one-fifth of all computers connected to its servers are using Windows versions.
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Vista reduces video quality
Microsoft has denied a recent report saying that Vista's digital copyright management system reduces image and sound quality.
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Remote control of Windows Vista
Microsoft is trying its best to make the new version of Windows Vista more popular, and as expected, more and more manufacturers have started rolling out devices of the…
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Zune will arrive in Europe at the end of 2007
Excited by the initial sales of the Zune digital music player in the US, Microsoft Corp. is expected to launch the product in Europe later this year.
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Microsoft released Vista online
The software giant will allow users to buy and download Vista online - a completely new business strategy at Microsoft empire, which is only used to selling Windows on C…
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Security tools are available for Vista
Despite claims that Vista is the safest operating system among Windows versions, Microsoft still has to rely on security vendors to eliminate common cyber threats.
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Code to exploit VML vulnerability
Just hours after Microsoft released its January security bulletin, security firm Immunity has released code to exploit the VML vulnerability, partially patched in this n…
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US National Security Bureau
The National Security Agency (NSA), a well-known US agency with the task of monitoring and monitoring, has jumped in to support Microsoft Corporation in developing the s…
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Microsoft, Nintendo, Sony were sued for the game controller
Fenner Investments, based in Texas, is filing a lawsuit against three game makers using game controls (Microsoft control), Nintendo and Sony on charges of violating the…
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Microsoft patched 10 security holes
On January 9, Microsoft released the first month's security bulletin of 2007 with four security updates to patch 10 vulnerabilities in applications.
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Microsoft announced a new Office package for Mac
At the Macworld Conference held in San Francisco on January 9, Microsoft unveiled the Office 2008 version for the Macintosh, expected to ship in the second half of this…
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$ 12,000 for a vulnerability in Vista or IE7
It is the award that security firm iDefense (of VeriSign) will give to those who discover a serious vulnerability in Vista or Internet Explorer (IE) 7.
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Bill Gates: Xbox 360 will turn into ... TV
Xbox turned into TV, home server and entertainment computers
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Microsoft: 'iPhone is Apple's challenge'
Robbie Bach, director of entertainment and equipment at Microsoft, said Apple Computer will face a lot of challenges if it decides to pursue iPhone development.