Windows XP deadline provides silver lining to slumping PC market

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Why Microsoft's Office for iPad strategy still doesn't make sense

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Intel changes mind, ships Haswell-based Pentium, Celeron processors

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Good news, dudes: Ladies read comics, too

One of the largest comic apps, ComiXology, says digital comics are opening the doors for new readers.



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Facebook open-source cache squeezes more from flash disks

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After leak, HP says revenue will dip slightly next year

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Amazon Matchmaker mashes cheap Audible audiobooks with Kindle e-books

And even better, Amazon's Whispersync technology picks up where you left off no matter whether you're reading, listening, or mixing the two.



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Microsoft 365 (Office) Insider Preview Build 18702.20002 (Version 2504) Released, Here is What’s New and Fixed

UPDATE: Microsoft 365 Insider (previously known as Office Insider) Preview build 18702.20002 (version 2504) is available for download and in...