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Google acquires PushLife, aiming to enhance non-Apple phone music experiences by integrating iTunes libraries across various devices.

Microsoft NZ secures its spot as the official Rugby World Cup sponsor, promising a tech-forward experience with cutting-edge software and cloud services.

Microsoft to miss the 2011 tablet craze, plans Windows rival for Apple and Google in 2012, says Business Week.

Microsoft releases Windows 7 Service Pack 1 which it says will provide ongoing improvements to the operating system.

Software giant aims to reduce the number of ways in which malware can infect PCs by turning off the Autorun and Autoplay functions.

Version 5.1 for Windows PCs now offers group video calls between three to ten people for a monthly subscription.

Intel reports record-breaking Q3 with 18% revenue spike to USD $11.1bn, driven by corporate demand and growth in emerging markets, says CEO Paul Otellini.

Microsoft to release a record 49 security updates this Tuesday, marking its largest ever Patch Tuesday to bolster Windows, IE, and more.

Windows Phone 7 reaches RTM, marking a pivotal milestone, as Terry Myerson reveals it's Microsoft's most tested mobile platform to date.

Is your PC slowing down? iolo technologies' System Mechanic Business promises to restore speed and efficiency to aging computers.

Windows Live Messenger now offers Facebook chat, connecting ~300 million users with Facebook's ~500 million, starting in select countries.

Microsoft launches Xbox Live games for Windows Phone 7, promising a unique mobile gaming experience with top titles.

Microsoft has announced that the beta version of its new web browser, Internet Explorer 9, will be available for download soon.

Google introduces MSI for Chrome, simplifying mass installations for businesses and aiming to boost its browser market presence.

Here are ten (plus a few more) hacks that will get you well on the way to becoming a bona fide hacker in no time.

Microsoft gears up to address 34 vulnerabilities in June's Patch Tuesday, six affecting Windows and two targeting Office. Critical updates included.

Microsoft will fix two vulnerabilities it considers<br />critical, when it issues its monthly Patch Tuesday update this week.

Endpoint security is crucial. Like securing bathroom windows in a house, neglecting PoS terminals and embedded devices leaves your network exposed.

Microsoft's upcoming Patch Tuesday targets 25 vulnerabilities, with fixes for Windows and Office critical for user security.

Pirated copies of Windows and Office have been confiscated after Microsoft and UAE authorities raid a city reseller.