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Microsoft appears to be building a business app marketplace

Microsoft appears to be building a business app store. The company appears to have accidentally launched a test version of a service called Appsource that’s designed to help businesses find software that augments the Microsoft products that they already use like Power BI and Dynamics AX. Read More

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Would you subscribe to Windows?

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Microsoft pitches Windows 10 upgrade to holdouts with full-screen intrusion

Microsoft has deployed another Windows 10 upgrade weapon from an arsenal once thought empty. The company began serving some Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 users with a full-screen notice that reminded them of the July 29 end to the free Windows 10 upgrade offer and urged them to accept the deal. Read More

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Microsoft expands cloud management licensing to include on-premises tools too

Microsoft Monday announced that customers can purchase a joint licensing agreement for its Operations Management Suite cloud management product and it’s popular on-premises infrastructure manager, Systems Center. Read More

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Microsoft squanders browser dominance in record time

An estimated 33 million users deserted Microsoft's browsers last month, pushing the company's browser strategy closer to the edge of irrelevancy. Read More

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Microsoft declares 350M devices now on Windows 10

Microsoft today pegged the number of Windows 10 devices at 350 million, an increase of about 50 million since early May. Read More

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