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MS to reveal Pilot-like handheld tomorrow
Microsoft will tomorrow morning announce that it is entering the pocketable computer field with a hanheld design much smaller than models currently running Windows CE.
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Study of over 11,000 online stores finds 'dark patterns' on 1,254 sites
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Microsoft to represent DACA recipients in Supreme Court trial to keep program alive
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Another CMP gets swallowed up (Percolate, By Seismic), and what it means to you
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Phones and PCs sold in Russia will have to come pre-installed with Russian apps
Russian lawmakers say the bill will protect Russian software companies from abuses by foreign tech firms.
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