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  • Evernote vs. OneNote: Note-taking apps showdown

    By Michelle Mastin | 01 February, 2012 01:06

    Among the many options for storing information digitally, the biggest players in the note-taking software market are OneNote and Evernote. These applications come in handy for taking notes, making lists, managing projects, storing and organizing information, and sharing it with others.

  • Closer look at Microsoft 'Aurora' Small Business Server

    By Tony Bradley | 14 December, 2010 06:53

    Microsoft has been paying more attention lately to the small business audience, as well as the cloud. With the "Aurora" Small Business Server (SBS)--officially named Small Business Server 2011 Essentials, Microsoft delivers a solution that brings the two together--bridging local services and the cloud, and granting small businesses affordable access to big business tools.

  • The world's worst PowerPoint presentations

    By Sarah Jacobsson Purewal | 01 November, 2010 15:08

    Yes, people who think that it's okay to put 100 graphs on one slide do exist. Learn from these examples how not to make PowerPoint slides for your next big meeting.

  • Microsoft, get back to work!

    By Tony Bradley | 31 July, 2010 04:13

    Steve Ballmer assured analysts and the world that Microsoft is hard at work developing a Windows 7-based tablet to compete with devices like the Apple iPad.

  • Microsoft Office is just what the iPad needs

    By Tony Bradley | 11 May, 2010 04:19

    The iPad is "magic" and all that, but it is not without its flaws and weaknesses--many of which I expect Apple will address with the next incarnation of the tablet device. However, for those looking to use the current generation iPad as a mobile business tool, Microsoft may be the hero with Docs.com.

  • What renting Microsoft Windows, Office means to you

    By Eric Lai | 15 January, 2010 04:30

    Microsoft Corp.'s announcement that it would begin renting Windows and Office 2007 left many initially euphoric on the notion that they wouldn't have to shell out several hundred dollars for Office anymore, and then disappointed when it became clear that for most of us that wouldn't be the case.

  • Microsoft Office 2010: An intriguing beta

    By Yardena Arar | 19 November, 2009 06:17

    With the release of the Office 2010 beta, the general public finally gets to check out how Microsoft plans to deliver on its promises for the next edition of its flagship productivity suite--namely, close integration with lightweight Web versions of core apps (Excel and PowerPoint Web are the first to debut for consumers via Windows Live, with Word and OneNote available only in the business-oriented SharePoint 2010 server beta), better multimedia support, a subtle interface refresh, and a slew of features designed to make document creation and sharing easier. But there's some news too, most notably support within Outlook for tracking feeds from social networks.

  • Microsoft sacrifices Office to save Windows

    By Michael Scalisi | 17 July, 2009 03:08

    Microsoft recently announced that its next Office suite will have a free online counterpart. It also just released Silverlight 3.0, which competes directly with Adobe Flash. While each of these products is competitive in its own right, they're collectively part of a strategy by Microsoft to protect the future of Windows.

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