Microsoft launches free, entry-level web design tool
Microsoft has introduced this week a website-building tool for those new to web design -- or users looking to edit blog templates based around platforms such as WordPress.
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Microsoft mocks Google over removing HTML5 from Chrome
Microsoft and Google fight the HTML5 video standards to be used in the next generation of Web browsers.
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Firefox beats Internet Explorer to become Europe's most popular browser
Firefox was the most-used browser in Europe in December, edging out Microsoft's Internet Explorer for the first time, according to new data released by the web analytics service StatCounter on Tuesday.
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Firefox 4 to offer 'do not track' option
Hard on the heels of Microsoft's decision to offer "do not track" functionality in its upcoming Internet Explorer 9 browser comes word that Mozilla is planning a similar move for its Firefox 4.
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Microsoft's Silverlight app platform to receive upgrade
64-bit capability is among the new features to be added in Silverlight 5, which will focus on business application usage
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Thousands of HTML5 tests planned by Web consortium
The World Wide Web Consortium is planning tens of thousands of tests for browser compatibility with HTML5.
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Microsoft patents tactile touchscreen
Microsoft has patented a tactile touchscreen that uses pixel-sized shape-memory plastic cells to produce a 'real' texture, reflecting what is seen on the screen.
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Adobe, Microsoft proclaim their love for HTML5
"We love HTML5," both Microsoft and Adobe claim, detailing support in their development tools.
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Microsoft website to show off new technologies
Microsoft appears to be preparing to launch a new website called "Next" where it will share information about new technologies it and others are developing.
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Microsoft says Silverlight 'has a future'
Despite prognostications otherwise, Microsoft's Silverlight development platform has a future at the company, the company says
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British Library shows 3D tech for the future of research
Over the next nine months, the British Library will be using a dedicated exhibition to explore what technological tools will shape the library’s future research facilities.
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Windows 7 SP1 RC on general release
Microsoft has promoted Windows 7 Service Pack 1 to release candidate status, hitting the last major milestone before the code is finalised and shipped early next year
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Microsoft: No Windows Phone 7 for tablets
Microsoft does not have immediate plans to port the Windows Phone 7 mobile OS to tablets, a company official said yesterday.
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Gadgets: Microsoft Windows Phone 7 handsets in detail
Microsoft has taken the wraps off its Windows Phone 7 mobile operating system. Handsets from HTC, LG, Samsung and Dell will be available to preorder in the UK next week.
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Adobe 'discussed merger with Microsoft, how to beat Apple'
The chief executive officers of Microsoft and Adobe met recently to discuss how best to deal with their common foe - Apple - and whether a Microsoft buyout of Adobe might be in the cards, The New York Times reported Thursday.
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Internet Explorer 9 UI vs Chrome, Firefox
Internet Explorer 9's beta release is the first public appearance for the aging browser after a major facelift, and boy, is the change dramatic.
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Microsoft releases Windows Phone 7
Windows Phone 7 has been released to manufacturers, Microsoft has announced in an official blog.
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Adobe joins Microsoft's patch-reporting programme
Adobe and Microsoft are now working together to give security companies a direct line into their bug-fixing efforts.
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Microsoft to pay app developers to create for Windows Phone 7
Company is willing provide developers with support, including possible co-funding, a tactic the company says isn't new.
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A look in Microsoft's 'Home of the Future'
At it's Redmond site, Microsoft has installed a full-scale model 'Home of the Future'.