ITV online TV service now Mac-compatible
In conjunction with its debut on iTunes, ITV has made its online catch-up TV service Mac-compatible for the first time.
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Microsoft drops Xbox 360 price in Asia; US to follow?
Microsoft on Tuesday slashed the price of Xbox 360 in South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Singapore by 20 percent, leaving stateside gamers wondering if and when the same will happen in America.
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Microsoft/Yahoo deadline passes with no deal
Yahoo failed to agree to an acquisition deal with Microsoft by Saturday, the deadline Microsoft had set for wrapping up negotiations.
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Vista sales at 140 million, Microsoft says
Microsoft Thursday said the number of Vista licenses sold has hit 140 million.
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Microsoft earnings flat, despite server launches
Microsoft on Thursday reported quarterly earnings in line with Wall Street expectations but down slightly from the same quarter last year, reflecting the challenges the software giant faces in an increasingly competitive market.
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Microsoft considers life without Yahoo
Microsoft reiterated Thursday that it is prepared to withdraw its offer to buy Yahoo and said it believes it has the engineering talent to succeed on the Internet even without the acquisition.
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Microsoft seeks developers for 'Peter Jackson Halo project'
Some interesting developments in the Halo universe were confirmed on Wednesday -- let us walk you through the fragmented happenings.
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Microsoft reveals new content partners, DRM for Silverlight
Microsoft on Monday unveiled new content partners for its Silverlight technology and provided details of a forthcoming digital rights management (DRM) technology for its multimedia platform.
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Yahoo weighs options as Microsoft drama continues
Yahoo is weighing its options to accept a buyout by Microsoft or consider tie-ups with other companies, in particular a reported plan to join forces with AOL, as a way to stave off the software giant's advances.
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Microsoft to resume Vista 'endless reboot' update
Microsoft has said it will resume automatic distribution of a Windows Vista update today that two months ago sent some users' PCs into an endless wave of reboots.
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Gates hints at Windows 7 next year
Still upset about Windows Vista? Don't worry. According to Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates, it should all be over soon.
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Microsoft demos Windows Mobile 6.1 at CTIA
Microsoft demonstrated new features for its Windows Mobile 6.1 platform this week, including Internet Explorer and Adobe Flash capabilities.
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Analyst: IE8 change shows Microsoft trying to 'play nice'
Microsoft Corp.'s decision to make Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) default to a new "super standards" mode that better adheres to Web standards won't have as big an impact on enterprises as some fear, a research analyst said Monday.
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Microsoft, Intel fund multi-core research
Microsoft and Intel on Tuesday will unveil a plan to fund university research into new ways to program software for multi-core processors, Microsoft confirmed Monday.
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Microsoft blames Xbox shortages for lagging sales
Microsoft is citing a shortage in console availability as the reason its Xbox 360 console trailed substantially behind competitors in U.S. sales for the second month in a row in February, according to the latest numbers from the NPD Group.
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Windows Mobile to get Flash, PDF support
In addition to its own Silverlight multimedia technology, Microsoft will support Adobe's competing Flash technology on Windows Mobile phones, the companies planned to announce on Monday.
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Microsoft, Yahoo enter tentative discussions
Microsoft and Yahoo executives met for the first time on Monday to discuss Microsoft's initial $44.6 billion cash and stock bid for the company, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday.
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Bill Gates predicts the future of computing
Microsoft chairman Bill Gates today outlined a future of computing akin to a Whole Earth Catalogue for technology. The computing systems of the future will be more natural, responsive and capable of easily recognizing objects and people. They will also be completely customizable, he said.
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Microsoft patches Mac Office 2008
Microsoft patched the latest version of Office for Mac Tuesday to fix more than two dozen problems, including a security snafu revealed just days after the suite launched in mid-January.
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Xbox 360 Arcade price cut makes it cheaper than Wii
Multiple sources from across the Atlantic confirmed Tuesday that the Xbox 360 Arcade SKU will be on the receiving end of a substantial 79 Euro price cut in regions across Europe.