The jewels in Microsoft's 'boring' 2011 product road map

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	The jewels in Microsoft's 'boring' 2011 product road map After the explosion of major Windows Server releases in 2010, it may appear not much is worth getting excited about in 2011 -- but don't be fooled by appearances. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM The Customer Intimacy Imperative Read this white paper to realize the full potential of your customer relationships. Read Now In this Issue Note to Satya Nadella: Bing needs you Microsoft researchers: NoSQL needs standardization Will Windows 8 come wrapped in a ribbon interface? This is your power plant on Windows Developer tool lets users install Windows Phone 7 updates Windows Phone to beat iOS by 2015 WEBCAST: Dell - Microsoft It's Time to Virtualize Mission Critical Apps This webinar will explore the myths and realities of these concerns with a particular emphasis on companies that have successfully moved critical Microsoft applications to virtual environments. Learn more. Note to Satya Nadella: Bing needs you Bing's a decent search engine, with a few truly innovative features. What's behind the international failure to thrive? At least some of the Bing developers feel the departure of former Big Binger Satya Nadella marked an inflection point. Read More Microsoft researchers: NoSQL needs standardization The researchers offer a data model and query language they call coSQL that could be used to unify NoSQL and SQL data models. Read More Will Windows 8 come wrapped in a ribbon interface? If you're a fan of the ribbon, rejoice, or if you're a loather, beware: Microsoft is contemplating giving the interface a prominent role in the next version of Windows. Read More This is your power plant on Windows What do your PC and the systems managing critical infrastructure have in common? Microsoft Windows, and all its security concerns. Read More Developer tool lets users install Windows Phone 7 updates Developer Chris Walsh has apparently done what software giant Microsoft has failed to accomplish: let anyone with a Windows Phone 7 device install the first two operating system updates. Read More Windows Phone to beat iOS by 2015 The prediction that Microsoft's mobile platform will be second only to Android in the global smartphone market is based on Nokia's announcement that it would embrace Windows Phone 7. Read More
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