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Microsoft revealed the new gaming console Xbox One, featuring voice commands and gesture controls so you can access video games, TV, music and movies without a remote or controller. Also, you can make Skype calls while gaming, the company announced.
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Windows Vista has universally been acknowledged as a failure, but it still actually had significantly better adoption numbers than Windows 8, said ZDNet.
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Microsoft has revealed an astonishing prototypes projector and scanner than can turn an entire living room into a virtual computer game environment.
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Microsoft's latest technology 'build' (from which new products and updates are launches) has been codenamed 'Blue'. Tech sites have started to speculate as to what this might mean for future Microsoft updates.
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The IT pricing enquiry being held in Canberra isn't happy with information received from some of the world's largest corporations about their pricing policies in Australia. Australian prices are significantly higher than prices overseas.
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Communication is becoming more and more convenient by the second. Perhaps not by the second, but as time progresses, so does the efficiency when it comes to communication.
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The public cloud services market could grow by $20 billion, or 18 percent, this year to a total of $131 billion, according to new research. Projections suggest that cloud spending could very well be $677 billion, with a large chunk on advertising.
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The first Microsoft Home was built in 1994 to show people how technology could transform everyday experiences, and now the reinvented full-scale model home continues imagine a future in which interacting with computers is as comfortable as coming home.
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On May 19, 2010, five leading technology companies founded the Unified Communications Interoperability Forum (UCIF), a non-profit collaboration between tech firms to maximize the interoperability of unified communications (UC).
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Australia’s parliament has called in a number of technology suppliers, including Apple, to a special session to discuss pricing. The focus is to understand why consumers in Australia are paying relatively high prices for tech products.
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Microsoft Blogs
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In late December I had a chance to sit down with a good buddy of mine, Ben Baker with PrimeSpines Chiropractic. Before...
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Three days ago, Skype released a new update to Skype for Linux, to version 4.1, and there has been a good few changes...
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More than 16,000 attendees from 156 different countries assembled for the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference 2012,...
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There is a lot of buzz around the latest OS Windows 8 that is optimized for both desktop and tablet devices and...
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