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The latest Windows news, analysis and feature articles from NetworkWorld.com.
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Microsoft finalizes Windows Phone 7 code for fall release
Microsoft announced that the code base for Windows Phone 7 1.0 has been finalized. The software has been "released to manufacturing," meaning that this version is the one handset makers will deploy on the first devices to feature the radically redesigned mobile OS.
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Google's App Inventor: First impressions
Gibbs just got an invite to Google's App Inventor and he's impressed with what is an early beta
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Microsoft to VMware: Windows is still relevant in the virtualization era
Virtualization has not stripped Windows of its relevance, a Microsoft official said in response to VMware CEO Paul Maritz?s argument that operating systems are no longer the center of innovation in the IT world.
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VMware aims to displace Windows with cloud-based desktop apps
VMware is developing a new hosted service that will allow delivery of cloud-based desktop applications to any sort of user device.
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VMware's ex-Microsoft exec Paul Maritz says Windows no longer center of innovation
Windows and operating systems in general have lost their status as the center of innovation in the IT industry, VMware CEO Paul Maritz, himself a former Microsoft executive, said as VMworld kicked off Tuesday.
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Windows and Linux servers grow at Unix's expense
Demand for Windows and Linux servers is increasing at a rapid pace, at the expense of Unix servers and other non-x86 machines, according to IDC.
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Microsoft: 'We love open source'
Steve Ballmer used to call Linux a cancer. Now Microsoft insists it loves open source.
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Final release of Windows Phone dev tools due mid-September
The final version of development tools for Windows Phone 7 will be released Sept.16, Microsoft has announced. The online apps catalog of the radically redesigned mobile OS will go live in early October, possibly hinting at when the first Windows Phone handsets will be unveiled.
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IBM to accelerate mobile unified communications
Keeping Microsoft and Cisco in its sights, IBM is planning to introduce variety of collaboration tools for mobile platforms where it wants to create full-featured unified communications endpoints and become the mobile collaboration vendor of choice.
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Building a better netbook
Mark Gibbs looked at the Samsung NB30 and decided it needed a better OS.
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