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  1. Battle for Beauty: Toronto fights for a beautiful web
  2. Nokia N9: a pretty good effort without Microsoft
  3. The Minority Report Kinect SDK hacks begin
  4. Four-storey Bing image background drawn in person
  5. Fingers-on with the HP TouchSmart 610-1030A
  6. IE9 Battle for Beauty: online & offline game to fight for a more beautiful web, June 10-11
  7. Dissecting the Windows 8 touch UI demo from D9
  8. Bing Maps, now optimized for car boats
  9. Windows 7 “Aero Shake” inventor reveals alternative canned “Aladdin” prototype
  10. Behind the scenes of Mango: tidbits from Brandon Watson’s Channel9 videos
  11. Windows Phone 7 Mango features revamped SIP for Japanese; new emoticons and all
  12. Microsoft Research demos “copy-aware computing”: source control with a twist
  13. WP7 Mango teaser video previews new features
  14. Watch the Microsoft PDC that started it all
  15. .NET Micro Framework enables breathalyzer to tweet
  16. Windows University Tour 2011 shows off and gives away new Win7 PCs to Australian students
  17. Check out the free PREMIX keynote at REMIX Australia (update: REMIX ticket to giveaway)
  18. Microsoft takes the lead at cloud in Asia Pacific
  19. Windows Phone 7 Mango East Asian language tidbits
  20. Announcing “The Nest”: a partnership with Rowi
  21. Microsoft overcomes the laws of physics
  22. Microsoft’s Imagine Cup 2012 comes down to Australia
  23. See the Australian Imagine Cup 2011 finals live on Thursday in Sydney
  24. The “Microsoft Destination” concept is a breathtaking vision for a Microsoft store
  25. Translating Windows Phone’s Metro to the desktop: lessons from MetroTwit
  26. Windows 8?s user account roaming feature revealed
  27. The game sequel you’ve been waiting for: Ribbon Hero 2
  28. Alleged Windows 8 App Store screenshot is fake: third-party app “Appmarts”
  29. Even better Aussie HTC HD7 bonus: mystery flight
  30. Aussie HTC HD7 WP7 bonus: two free XBOX360 games
  31. MIX11: Riding the “Jellybean” Kinect lounge chair
  32. MIX11: WP7 SD card I/O performance discrepancy, battery and agents tidbits
  33. Qantas app flies us to “2019? with Mango WP7 app
  34. Behind the World’s Biggest Pac-Man
  35. MIX11 group liveblog: day 2 keynote
  36. MIX11: Surface 2.0 continues the Metro trend
  37. MIX11: Microsoft demos Kinect SDK with WorldWide Telescope
  38. MIX11: Windows Phone 7 app wall
  39. MIX11 group liveblog: day 1 keynote
  40. MIX11 keynotes group liveblog: mark your calendar
  41. Windows 8 to feature native SmartScreen file checking
  42. “Nine Lettuce” wins Australian WP7 App Champion
  43. First look at the future of application deployment on Windows 8: AppX
  44. Microsoft enters the drug business with redesigned Security Essentials website
  45. Windows 8 explorer teases file syncing and web sharing
  46. Hack to get early internal Mango update for your WP7
  47. Microsoft’s Craig Mundie talks Kinect and demos Avatar Kinect in Melbourne
  48. Microsoft Germany and Stereolize presents 234? of interactive touch-screen goodness
  49. Microsoft’s “Future of productivity” showcases 19 years of evolution in information technology
  50. Bing Japan’s condolence image of the day
  51. Microsoft Research reveals guts of Kinect technology
  52. Dear internets: this is NOT the Microsoft logo
  53. Microsoft Advertising awarded new “Filmstrip” ad format
  54. Windows Phone 7 duplicate contacts driving me crazy
  55. Microsoft Australia’s sketchy developer evangelism portal is #winning
  56. Why we should all thank Internet Explorer 9 for upgrading the web
  57. Former Miss Australia Erin McNaught goes dating for Windows 7 TV ads
  58. Help us shape the future of MetroTwit
  59. Chain of Fools: a video experiment to upgrade every version of Windows
  60. Microsoft Sputnik concept boxshot makes me wish it was so much more
  61. Dude, there’s an ad in my MetroTwit
  62. Microsoft supports first music marketplace on WP7 in Australia, but it’s not Zune
  63. Can’t wait for WP7 copy paste? Maybe send your phone for OEM servicing (caveat)
  64. Apple shows how Shadow Copy is suppose to be done
  65. Windows MultiPoint Server 2011 adds split screen
  66. First looks at Microsoft Australia’s new digs
  67. Microsoft Tag helps zombies overpower hippies
  68. Nano-coating technology: water-repellent on steroids
  69. Microsoft demos safer and more private web with U-Prove CTP R2 samples
  70. Evidence of different screen resolution for Nokia’s concept Windows Phone 7 (or a new chassis)
  71. Nokia WP7: first an extra tile, now an extra button
  72. The Jelly Reef: cutest Microsoft Surface game to date
  73. Why Nokia’s Windows Phone 7 concept is fake
  74. First Microsoft Signature PC comes to Australia with back-to-school Dell XPS 14 laptop offer
  75. Relaunching the new “Here’s an idea”
  76. Seriously Hotmail? You let this through?
  77. Microsoft explores hybrid maps with embedded street-side images
  78. Microsoft patent reveals fast-boot dual-boot hybrid
  79. Microsoft fixes international transaction fees on Windows Phone 7 purchases (Australia)
  80. Framerate Fest: a Microsoft HTML5 art gallery
  81. ChevronWP7: All I got was this lousy shirt
  82. Microsoft kicks off “Be what’s next” tagline with Golden Globes TV ads
  83. Win a trip to MIX11 for Aussie WP7 developers
  84. Intel takes an action movie to the Windows 7 desktop
  85. Ford and Microsoft’s lead in car-infotainment
  86. Ford uses Kinect sensor for digital display
  87. Hands-on with the new Surface 2.0 – Samsung SUR40
  88. Windows with ARM paves way for a unified kernel
  89. Microsoft dubs Windows Home Server “Vail” as Windows 7 Home Server
  90. Slideshow: CES 2011 Microsoft keynote
  91. I love Rafael
  92. Liveblog: Microsoft CES 2011 Special Press Conference
  93. ASUS’s Windows 7 slate is deja vu of PC industry’s past failures with tablets
  94. CSIRO and Microsoft Research has eyes set on “White(space)-Fi”
  95. .NET Micro Framework project turns Christmas lights into IM contact indicators
  96. Microsoft Research’s Diff-IE lets you play “spot the difference” with websites
  97. The Noun Project and Metro, a match made in icon design heaven
  98. Fear Not, Chrome Os Has Caps Lock
  99. Help Microsoft Australia marry Mike and Jenny, win a Windows Phone 7 a day
  100. Windows Phone 7 freezes for French guerilla marketing campaign
  101. My thoughts on “My thoughts on ChevronWP7?
  102. ChevronWP7: Windows Phone 7 unlocker released
  103. Reading between the lines: Windows Home Server code name “Vail”– Update
  104. “Be what’s next” makes first public cameo in Microsoft recruiting promo material
  105. Windows Phone 7 native access enables prototype augmented reality app
  106. Windows 7, Windows Live and Windows Phone 7 comes together to make sweet music
  107. One small step for native code; one big leap for Windows Phone 7 jailbreak
  108. Internet Explorer 9 (& Windows Live) could help you fall in love and break your heart
  109. Australians hit with international transaction fees for Windows Phone 7 app purchases
  110. Microsoft officializes new “Be what’s next” tagline
  111. Pixar’s Renderman prototype is the best realization of the cloud computing vision yet
  112. Microsoft PDC10 attendees get free Windows Phone 7
  113. Slideshow: Microsoft PDC 2010 keynote
  114. Windows Phone 7: hardware (still) matters
  115. Isaiah “Old Spice Guy” Mustafa talks Windows Phone 7 and tech on FranklySpeaking
  116. Workaround for local business listings and voice search on Windows Phone 7 in Australia
  117. Windows Phone 7 is full of win and delight
  118. Isaiah “Old Spice Guy” Mustafa coming to Australia to promote Windows Phone 7
  119. Australian pricing options for Windows Phone 7
  120. Australian range of Windows Phone 7 devices
  121. Windows Phone 7 4G support confirmed
  122. Windows Live portal for WP7 teased again on video
  123. Slideshow: Internet Explorer 9 “Beauty of the Web”
  124. Behind the design of the Internet Explorer 9 chrome
  125. Liveblog: Microsoft’s “Beauty of the Web” Internet Explorer 9 beta launch
  126. Mark your calendars: Microsoft’s “Beauty of the Web” Internet Explorer 9 beta launch group liveblog
  127. Microsoft Australia launches SCREENed student film competition: 7 minutes about “7?
  128. Real Live Search: where was Bing 12 months ago?
  129. Microsoft begins the hype for Internet Explorer 9
  130. Microsoft XUI concept video series finale “Play”
  131. Microsoft Research takes a second look at multi-touch mice interaction
  132. Windows Phone 7?s MyPhone site teased
  133. Microsoft to publish extra code to make third party WP7 apps more consistent
  134. Microsoft explores natural user interface ideas with interactive paper prototypes
  135. Microsoft goes Willy Wonka for Windows Phone 7 giveaways at TechEd Australia 2010
  136. Local Windows Phone 7 apps showcased at TechEd
  137. Clever Aussie Microsoft Office 2010 ad lets you personalize your own magazine cover
  138. Every time you type on Windows Phone 7, it plays a subtly different sound
  139. Conceptual USGA golf scoring app by Microsoft shows Windows Phone 7 apps done right
  140. Microsoft Research’s “Technology Heirlooms” are cool time capsules for the digital age
  141. Internet Explorer 9 event invites gets all Zune-y
  142. Experience IPv6 at TechEd Australia 2010
  143. Microsoft readies Mediaroom for Windows Phone 7
  144. Arc Touch Mouse confirmed at USD$69.95 RRP
  145. Bing Maps looked ugly before, now looks like s***
  146. Microsoft: where even software software development tools fail at regionalization
  147. Over 3,000 Windows Phone 7 devices in the wild
  148. Microsoft on the hunt for a new look?
  149. Photoshop your own Windows Phone 7 applications
  150. Windows Phone 7 SDK beta emulator walkthrough
  151. Thoughts on WPF 4.0 from a novice
  152. “Arc Touch Mouse” surfaces – Microsoft to launch multi-touch mouse?
  153. How to tell when lawyers got involved in the design process: a Microsoft case example
  154. Jumping on the ergonomic bandwagon
  155. A peek in to Cairo and how Microsoft plans Windows
  156. Prototype Windows Phone 7 boots up really fast
  157. Windows Phone 7 developer phone unlock detailed
  158. Trialing applications on Windows Phone 7 a breeze for users and developers
  159. No more ambiguous icons in Windows Phone 7!
  160. Windows Phone 7 devices in developers’ hands July
  161. Share your WEI score with WEIShare
  162. Windows Phone 7 screencaps from TechEd 2010
  163. Office Communicator 14 makes me wish for a Windows Live Messenger “Lite”
  164. Developing MetroTwit: how you know when you’re on to something…
  165. Microsoft Research’s Pinch-the-Sky Dome takes multi-touch interactivity to 3D space
  166. Windows Live Wave 4 Hotmail and Messenger to be officially unveiled May 18th
  167. Simplified box art for Office 2010 standalone apps
  168. You wouldn’t drink 9-year-old milk, so why use a 9-year-old browser?
  169. Microsoft’s “Merry Go Round” of Windows 7 PCs
  170. Don’t steal software, on the street
  171. What’s playing on the Microsoft Store video wall
  172. Microsoft-sponsored Aura project: like Twitter, but with XBOX avatars
  173. Microsoft Research’s “Manual Deskterity” explores the synergy of pen & touch
  174. New golden Windows Live Hotmail logo unveiled
  175. Tabbles gives you a bite-sized taste of WinFS
  176. MetroTwit: a Metro-inspired Windows twitter client (work in progress)
  177. Windows Phone 7 Series “Metro” book giveaway
  178. Bill Buxton on making user interfaces “natural”
  179. Windows Phone 7 Series emulator “unlocked”
  180. Windows Phone 7 Series will have copy & paste, eventually
  181. Earlier concepts of Metro in Windows Phone 7 Series
  182. New Windows Phone 7 Series promo from MIX10
  183. New “delights” in Windows Phone 7 Series
  184. Microsoft’s applications on Windows Phone 7 Series not Silverlight-based
  185. Internet Explorer 9 takes the lead, again, for now
  186. Live from Microsoft MIX10 Day 2 Keynote liveblog
  187. Microsoft says Windows Phone 7 Series Marketplace will be “objective”
  188. Windows Update-like service coming to Windows Phone 7 Series
  189. Windows Update-like service coming to Windows Phone 7 Series
  190. Windows Phone 7 Series emulator demo screencast: Internet Explorer
  191. Windows Phone 7 Series emulator demo: Settings
  192. The Windows Phone 7 Series hardware specifications and Samsung device preview
  193. Windows Phone 7 Series: the phone also works
  194. Live from Microsoft MIX10 Day 1 Keynote liveblog
  195. Metro-inspired apps to come courtesy of Silverlight
  196. Office Web Apps to be updated like, well, a web app
  197. Microsoft’s abandoned “Sputnik” wireless webcam
  198. Microsoft MIX10 “We’re all in” Group Liveblog: mark your calendars
  199. Alternate WP7S start screen concept revealed
  200. Geosense for Windows: location, location, location
  201. Windows Phones 7 Series & Classic to co-exist
  202. Windows Phone 7 Series promo video
  203. Windows Phone 7 Series to have unified marketplace for apps, games and music
  204. Windows Phone 7 Series live demonstration
  205. Live from Microsoft Press Conference @ MWC 2010
  206. Microsoft’s Pink “Turtle” crawls its way through FCC
  207. Windows Mobile 7’s “My Phone” to feature remote contacts & calendar
  208. Windows Mobile 7’s “My Phone” to feature remote contacts & calendar
  209. Location-based operating system concept: “Locus OS”
  210. Microsoft Press Conference @ Mobile World Congress 2010 group liveblog: mark your calendars
  211. Make Adobe Reader shine like it should under 64-bit Windows 7/Vista
  212. There will be so much Windows Mobile, Microsoft can’t fit it in one event in February
  213. Updated Zune software drivers hints at Zune “Phone”
  214. Aero Snap makes Australian Open cameo
  215. A lesson from the HTC HD2: let’s stop generalizing Windows phones
  216. Windows MultiPoint Server — a multiseat computing solution worthy for the home?
  217. Windows Embedded-powered digital signage is one step closer to Minority Report-inspired advertising
  218. Windows Mobile 7 all but certain to be revealed at Mobile World Congress next month
  219. I’ve seen the future of UIs, and it’s stereoscopic 3D
  220. Win 1 of 5 HTC HD2 from Microsoft Australia
  221. Here’s an idea – a site all for ideas
  222. PowerPoint 2010’s sample “Five Rules” presentation shows off powerful new graphics engine
  223. Razorfone: a conceptual Windows 7 & WPF-powered multi-touch phone retail experience
  224. Internet Explorer 9, a free upgrade for the web
  225. Ribbon Hero, coming to help you rock with the Ribbon
  226. Live from Microsoft PDC09: Keynote 2
  227. Live from Microsoft PDC09: Keynote 1
  228. The new 2010 Office.com online portal enters beta
  229. PDC09 Keynote Group Liveblog: mark your calendars
  230. Microsoft College Tour 09: mindblowing natural user interface concept demos from Microsoft Research
  231. Latest Intel drivers add Windows 7 Virtual WiFi support
  232. Microsoft gives away Windows Mobile licensing rights
  233. The Apprentice Australia: Win a Windows 7 Sony Vaio laptop and digital camera
  234. Say hello to the new MSN butterfly
  235. Bing Australian TV ads “look less, find more”
  236. Microsoft shows off prototype next-generation office wall
  237. Speculative advertisements for Microsoft Tag makes you wish everything had MTags
  238. Microsoft adds free root certificate authority to Windows
  239. Musings from anonymous Microsoft developers on Reddit “Ask Me Anything”
  240. Windows Mobile 6.5.1, the 6.5 that should have been
  241. Microsoft video omits Me from Windows history
  242. Windows Mobile 7 to feature more operator-specific UXs
  243. Windows 7 was totally my idea
  244. Microsoft releases Windows 7 sponsored themes
  245. Windows-branded laptop makes apperance on 30 Rock
  246. ShortKeys Lite 2.2
  247. Scenic Ribbon UI framework to be backported to Vista with “Windows 7 Client Platform Update”
  248. Windows Mobile takes shot at Apple App Store rejections
  249. Hardware already exists for Windows Mobile 7?
  250. Windows 7 “busy” cursor misses a beat