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"Microsoft trots out its Xbox 360 motion-detection peripheral at a London event, but lag-related timing issues raise questions."

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This one is for my brother Gary:

Microsoft on Monday took steps to help local languages avoid being lost on the ever-changing computer technology landscape.

I found this posted at NEWS.YAHOO.COM on Tuesday.

"Microsoft Corp. said Monday it has made a patent cross-licensing deal with Web retailer Amazon.com Inc."

One of the biggest stories of the Mobile World Conference was the unveiling--finally--of Windows Mobile 7, rebranded as Windows Phone 7. The story within the story is how Microsoft abandoned the foundation established with the waning Windows Mobile platform, went back to the drawing board, and started from scratch for the latest incarnation of its mobile operating system.

Edwin told me about this - "Microsoft has made available for download Windows-7-friendly versions of two of its Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack MDOP tools as part of its campaign to get more businesses to move to Windows 7, and soon, Office 2010. by Mary Jo Foley"