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Microsoft's research depth enabled Kinect, Mundie says
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Microsoft is shifting its strategy away from pitching itself as a company that can offer companies a choice of software or hosted services, toward pushing the cloud, an executive said on Thursday at the software giant's annual financial analyst meeting.
Google Apps intrigues IT pros, but security fears remain
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