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    First impressions: Windows Phone 7 “NoDo” update [Video]

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    By anyweb,
    Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 “NoDo” update is due later this month but here’s a quick look at its key features.   Microsoft has promised improved application resume times and better marketplace search alongside a new copy and paste feature. The company has delivered on all three with “Nodo”. First up is copy and paste. Microsoft’s copy and paste implementation does the job but is difficult and fiddly to use. I had troubles getting the copy dialog box to surface on multiple occasions and it seem

    Latest on Microsoft in Japan

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    By anyweb,
    Microsoft is among the many U.S. companies whose operations were impacted by the massive earthquake and tsunami in Japan. Here’s a status report from the company, issued yesterday afternoon and still current as of this morning. We’ll post further updates as they’re available.     Microsoft has activated its Disaster Response protocol and is currently accounting for all of its employees and assessing all of its facilities for any impact. The company is reaching out to its customers and partn

    Windows 7 SP1 Coming Loaded On PCs in Early April Windows 7 SP1 Coming Loaded On PCs in Early April

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    By anyweb,
    Windows 7 SP1 hasn’t been out too long, but Lenovo and Hewlett-Packard have already said they are going to start shipping it pre-loaded on their machines. Laptops and desktops from Lenovo will be shipped with Windows 7 service pack 1 starting in early April. Hewlett-Packard have said they are planning shipments of business PCs preloaded with Windows 7 SP1 soon afer.   HP won’t be shipping consumer PCs with the service pack until around mid-June however, as they are going to wait until their ba

    Microsoft details the complicated WP7 update process

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    By anyweb,
    If you’re a Windows Phone 7 user, you’re likely frustrated at the lack of Windows Phone 7 (WP7) updates since launch. Now, before you yell “They aren’t slow!” you should take a look at this post by Paul Thurrott. The fact is that if you purchased a WP7 at launch, it’s been a long wait for a wide range of performance and bug fixes, and for the implementation of copy and paste.     This is the update that's been causing a lot of 'anxiety'.   Luckily Microsoft is paying attention. Eric Hauta

    Internet Explorer 9 hits RTM build

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    By anyweb,
    It seems that Microsoft has signed off the RTM build of Internet Explorer 9 just a few days before the final version is released to the web on Monday. According to a number of Russian sites, the RTM build is 9.00.8112.16421.110308-0330 and was compiled on March 8.     Earlier in the week, Microsoft officially confirmed that Internet Explorer 9 will be launching at 9 PM PST on March 14 as was previously predicted by Neowin back in February.   The launch will take place as part of their "Be

    Microsoft confirms Windows Phone 7 'NoDo' delay; says 'Mango' not affected

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    By anyweb,
    Earlier this week, Microsoft’s French public relations site acknowledged that Microsoft had decided to delay the first major Windows Phone 7 update. On March 10, the WP7 team confirmed that “NoDo” delay, and elaborated on the reasons.   In a post to the Windows Phone Blog, Eric Hautala, General Manager, Customer Experience Engineering, confirmed what the French PR site said on March 9 — that NoDo, the first major update to the Windows Phone OS 7 operating system, which will include copy-and-pa

    Windows 8 Beta Could Launch September 2011

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    By anyweb,
    Ever since the successful development and launch of Windows 7, Microsoft has become ever tighter-lipped about Windows development. Sure, it dropped the bomb about releasing Windows 8 for ARM, but that's it. Nothing on features or timetables (other than 'three years after Windows 7'). Well, the usually well-connected (inside Microsoft, that is) Mary-Jo Foley now claims to have a legit development roadmap - and it seems everything is on track for a Windows 8 beta in September 2011.   The develop

    Windows AIK for Windows 7 SP1 Released

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    By anyweb,
    Some of you probably noticed a new download showed up today:   The Windows® Automated Installation Kit (AIK) for Windows® 7 SP1 http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=696dd665-9f76-4177-a811-39c26d3b3b34   Be sure to read the “readme” that goes along with this at:   Windows Automated Installation Kit for Windows 7 Readme http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd349350(WS.10).aspx   A quick Q&A that I assembled from information in this readme and our own MDT

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