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 Whats Wrong With Windows Phone? Windows dominates desktops and laptops, but Microsoft's mobile operating system is still struggling against Android and iOS. What will it take to get some respect? Share:   |  Microsoft Just Made the Internet a Little More Private for Everyone Internet Explorer 10 will ship with Do Not Track settings turned on by default. That's good news for you and me; not so good for the online ad industry. Share: | Microsoft Innovates, But Apple Knows How to Win Too often, the company tries to force-fit its innovations into its Windows universe. Share: | Windows 8's Built-in AV to Be Security of Last Resort Microsoft's Windows 8 will activate its built-in antivirus software only if it senses that the PC is not protected by another security program, says McAfee. Share: | Microsoft Office for the iPad: What We Know Speculation is uniting around a November release for Microsoft to announce an iPad version of Office. 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Share: | 10 Questions for Lancope CFO and COO David Cocchiara Lancope provides flow-based security and network monitoring software for enterprises across a range of industries. Share: | Facebook May Welcome Preteen Members Soon, kids younger than 13 may be able to sign up (without lying about their ages, and with parental permission). Share: | Windows 8, Price Drops to Accelerate Ultrabook Growth, Lenovo Says While the viability of ultrabooks is being questioned, a Lenovo exec suggests Windows 8 and price drops will promote interest in laptop computing. Share: | Asus Shows Off ARM-based Windows 8 Tablet Asustek Computer (Asus) on Monday showed off a tablet with an ARM processor and the Windows RT OS, becoming among the first of its type shown by PC makers. Share: | Internet Industry Gears up for World IPv6 Launch June 6 promises to be a watershed moment in the history of the Internet. Share: | Microsoft Updates Certificates after Flame Exploit Existing security certificates are being recalled after the technology was exploited by the Flame malware. Share: | Microsoft's E3 Event: A Preview Cracking Microsoft's Smart Glass and peeks at Halo 4 and Gears of War updates may be in the offing, but don't look for a refreshed Xbox this year. Share: | Windows 8 Test Drive: Hardware Is a Challenge Hardware will remain a key to satisfaction in Windows 8. Share: | Samsung Galaxy S III Landing on Five U.S. Carriers in June Can't wait for Samsung's newest Android-powered smartphone? You can expect to get your hands on one by the end of this month. Share: | 'Flame' Spread Via Rogue Microsoft Security Certificates Microsoft issued a security advisory after discovering that the 'Flame' malware attack exploits a flaw to appear as if it's legitimate code from Microsoft. 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