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Microsoft denounces Google for bypassing Safari privacy settings

General Motors shrugs off European woes to post record profit of $7.6bn

Skype co-founder wants to give you free mobile broadband

Businesses in standstill on debt

Moody's decision puts pressure on George Osborne

Office 15 Public Beta Due This Summer

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Microsoft to Hand Out ARM Chip Test Machines in Windows 8 Push

Windows 8 on ARM: The Desktop Plot Thickens

New York street vendor who alerted police to bomb seeks office

Google Privacy Issues Let Microsoft Tout IE9's Safeguards

U.S. accuses Sudan of bombing civillians

Bits Blog: How Microsoft Could Lose Its Grip on 'Rugged' Devices

Kinect for Windows Available Now for $250

Greek officials attack EU and IMF as debt talks stall

Claims Against French Transaction Tax `Exaggerated'

Stock outlook: Homebuilders may not be out of the woods

Eurozone data raises fears of second credit crunch

Davos 2012: Gates calls on G20 not to ignore the hungry

2 teen girls charged after stabbing death of man

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Visitor's comments

I don’t understand why people still insist using Microsoft software and operating systems. I think there are free and much better alternatives.
ilan

Microsoft has done a lot to improve Windows and its other software in the last couple of years. I think they are now in sync with recent developments and back on track.
ami , חישוב משכנתא

I find Open Office to be much better, especially when I need to use a word processor. Word is just too complicated for me and not user friendly enough.
tal