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OBSERVERS FROM MICROSOFT – WEEK IN REVIEW
It's been a busy week here at The Observer for Microsoft. With the release of Windows 7 at our backs, Microsoft looked forward to the release of Office 2010 productivity suite and launched its beta version to the developer community. In addition, the shareholders meeting Company in New York had news of interest around both Windows sales since the launch and its strategy for mobile devices.
Office 2010 Beta released to the Developer Community Microsoft on Monday launched the beta version of Office 2010to its subscribers of MSDN and TechNet. As for the general public just have to wait. (Read more: http://microsoftobserver.com/office/office-2010-beta-released-to-developer-community/)
Microsoft offers developers an early look at Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 was the first works in Internet Explorer 9, a browser that will better performance, new features, and the possibility of new rules. Stephen Sinofsky, president of the newly renamed Windows and Windows Live division said the company was looking for new standards like HTML 5, and noted how IE is behind the current ACID test, a test designed to expose the flaws in the browser. (Read more: http://microsoftobserver.com/online-services/microsoft-gives-developers-early-look-at-internet-explorer-9/)
Microsoft releases Office Mobile 2010 Beta WinMo phones conjunction with the release of Microsoft's beta version of Office 2010, Microsoft on Wednesday launched a public beta version of Office Mobile 2010. The set of applications that allow users to view and edit Office documents, using their phones as an aid to the PowerPoint presentation, and connect with Mobile Workspace SharePoint accounts. (Read More information: http://microsoftobserver.com/office/microsoft_releases_office_mobile_2010_beta/)
Microsoft Shareholder hosting the meeting, sales of Windows "Fantastic" Speaking on Thursday at the annual meeting of the company, Ballmer said Sales of Windows 7 is "fantastic" but gave no figures to support your claim. The Wall Street Journal estimates that Microsoft has sold 40 million copies sold Since October the new operating system release 22. (More information: http://microsoftobserver.com/xbox/600k-modded-xbox-systems-banned-from-xbox-live/)
Ballmer of Microsoft admits slow Misteps With Windows Mobile Windows Mobile development is causing all sorts of problems for Microsoft, but CEO Steve Ballmer says the company has learned from its mistakes and is ready to carry out its mobile strategy more effectively. (Read More information: http://microsoftobserver.com/windows-mobile-phone/microsofts-ballmer-admits-misteps-with-windows-mobile/)
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