Techradar posted a story that Microsoft engineers have signed off on the Release to Manufacturing (RTM) build of Office 2013
Computerworld posted a story that Microsoft has bought multi-factor authentication specialist PhoneFactor with the goal of integrating the company's technology into its cloud services and on-premises applications.
The Inquirer posted a news story that Microsoft is still running the risk of a large fine from the European Commission because it has not always played nice and let other web browser makers onto its Windows operating system.
Computerworld reports that Microsoft has announced price increases for its Windows Office suite of as much as 17%, but its plans for Office on the Mac remain a mystery.
The Verge posted a story that Microsoft had revealed the final pricing structure for its Office 2013 packages today
Computerworld reports that Google will drop support for Microsoft's Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) for its online apps and services in mid-November
Computerworld takes a look at 3 key changes in Windows Server 2012
InformationWeek compared both Windows 8 and Windows RT
PC World posted a story that Microsoft is hanging up its old corporate logo in favor of a new one that includes a squared off version of its four-color window pane and a typeface that is more in line with its Windows 8 logo
Microsoft has released a trial version of Team Foundation Server 2012
Microsoft has released Visual Studio Express 2012 for Windows 8
Microsoft has released a trial version of Visual Studio Ultimate 2012
Techradar posted a story that Microsoft revamp SkyDrive ahead of the Windows 8 release
Computerworld takes a first look at Windows Azure Active Directory
Techradar posted a story that Office 2013 on Windows RT will be scaled down compared to the desktop version
PC World published a first look at Outlook.com
The Inquirer posted a story that Microsoft has launched Outlook.com
PC World posted a hand-on review of Microsoft Office 2013 Preview
Computerworld posted a story that Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer unveiled the next version of Office as the company launched previews of the suite for consumers and businesses.
ComputerWorld posted a story that Microsoft will introduce Office 2013, the likely official label for the next version of the company's money-making suite, on Monday, according to a report from USA Today.
