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 Microsoft Office 2013 Preview: Hands On Office 2013 is touchscreen ready, cloud friendly, and offers smart tweaks to Word and Outlook. Share:   |  Yahoo Picks Google's Marissa Mayer as CEO Yahoo picks Google's Marissa Mayer as its new CEO, replacing Scott Thompson. Share: | Windows Surface Tablets Appear on Amazon, Including Cheaper Pro Version The Windows Surface tablets show on Amazon.de don't have pricing but there is one surprise: An unannounced version of the Surface Pro. Share: | Linux Developers Step Up to the Secure Boot Challenge Based on Intel's Tianocore, a new virtual platform could give Linux distributions a better way to experiment with possible solutions. Share: | AT&T May Charge for Facetime Over Cellular Networks AT&T says it's working closely with Apple on the new developer build of iOS6 and that it'll share more information with customers as it becomes available. Share: | Microsoft Office 2013: A Tour of the New Office Suite's User Interface Microsoft has added some great new features to Office, including a tablet-friendly user interface. Let's take a look at what's new in Word 2013, Excel 2013, Outlook 2013 and OneNote 2013. Share: | Skype Admits Bug Sends Messages to Wrong Contacts Skype says it isn't sure how many users are affected, but it estimates that the number is small. The company is working on a fix. Share: | Chrome Locks Down Non-Approved Extensions Previously, extensions could be installed by any website without user intervention, an obvious boon for malicious attacks. Share: | Google Nexus 7 Tablets Selling on eBay With Premiums Added to Their Prices The Google tablets on eBay sell for more than they do in the GooglePlay store, but they may arrive faster. Share: | New iPhone Expected to Have Thinner, In-Cell Display In-cell technology integrates touch sensors inside the LCD panel, helping Apple save about 0.5mm, according to an online report. Share: | Microsoft Word 2013: Hands On The next generation Office 13 family is available for preview, and a first look at Word 2013 reveals an update designed for easy collaboration and access by multiple devices. Share: | Microsoft Outlook 2013: Hands On Power users of Outlook will be interested in what Microsoft has in store with Outlook 2013. Here are my first impressions after using the new software for a few days. Share: | Nvidia Investigates Claims That Its Online Stores Were Hacked Graphics chip manufacturer Nvidia is investigating claims that hackers have compromised its online stores as part of a larger attack that affected several of its websites. 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