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Speech is the Next Touch According to Microsoft
dailytech.com - 11/2/2009
Speech is the Next Touch According to Microsoft
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Speech recognition will be as big as touch capability in the future reckons Microsoft
Windows 7 is Selling Well, But Microsoft Could Still be in Trouble
maximumpc.com - 30 days ago
Windows 7 is Selling Well, But Microsoft Could Still be in Trouble
— maximumpc.com — Windows 7’s launch may have turned in an impressive 234% growth in sales over Vista , but... at least one industry analyst report is suggesting it may not be enough to bring Microsoft out of the red. Boxed copies of the software enjoyed strong pre-orders , but as many of you know, ... (more) Windows 7 is Selling Well, But Microsoft Could Still be ...

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Windows 7 will not support ARM-based PCs for the time being, says Microsoft VP
digitimes.com - 29 days ago
Windows 7 will not support ARM-based PCs for the time being, says Microsoft VP
— digitimes.com — While smartbook PCs based on ARM processors will be launched in 2010, Microsoft will continue with its... strategic cooperation with Intel and will not have Windows 7 support smartbook PCs for the time being, according to Microsoft corporate vice ... (more) Windows 7 will not support ARM-based PCs for the time ...

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techreviewsource.com - 10/30/2009
Microsoft Makes "Signature PCs" Without Bloatware
— techreviewsource.com — One thing we hate about buying a new Windows-based computer is all the "bloatware" that comes with... it. PC makers lower the cost of their computers by including trialware software from software makers, most likely security software and productivity ... (more) Microsoft Makes "Signature PCs" Without Bloatware

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Microsoft Believes Speech Recognition Will Be as Significant as Multitouch
Maximum PC — ... The infatuation never ends. Microsoft is letting it be known that it still feels a part of any new user interface technology will have to include speech recognition. Zig Serafin of Microsoft tells us: "Voice is the new touch. It's the natural evolution from keyboards and touch screens. Today, speech is rapidly becoming an expected part of our everyday experience across a variety of devices." ...

Tuesday Shortbread
The Tech Report: News — Tuesday Shortbread by Ronald Hanaki — 9:15 AM on November 3, 2009 Tuesday Nvidia CEO: We don't make money cannon like Intel Comcast, NBC deal almost complete DailyTech reports speech is the next touch according to Microsoft DigiTimes reports Intel CEO promotes Larrabee privately during China visit NordicHardware reports hexa-core Thuban debuts at 2.8GHz PC World reports Acer hints at faster Intel CULV chips in Q1 NordicHardware reports dual-core Cortex A9 in mobile phones next year Fudzilla has Nvidia GeForce GT ...

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