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Windows 8.1 Preview for Enterprises Goes Live
Consumers have been playing around with the new features of Windows 8.1 for weeks now. But, finally big business can start the migration to Windows, or at least that's what Microsoft hopes, as the first major service pack arrives.
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Windows 8 Release Preview Due Today? SkyDrive Improves Support
According to a published-too-early Microsoft blog post, it looks like the public preview release (following on from the tech and consumer beta) is due to be unveiled in the next day or two, allowing all levels of user to try out the upcoming operating system and play with
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Microsoft Selling the Windows 8 Experience
Windows 8 is a big complicated product, but one that Microsoft hopes will be simple and fun for users to work with. Trying to get that message across has seen several new posts from the company's Windows 8 blog. Leading the Way With Steve Ballmer claiming half a billion poeple will be using Windows 8 by next year, Microsoft
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Microsoft Unveils Windows 8 Consumer Preview, Download it Now
Will eight be great? Now is your chance to find out as Microsoft unveils the consumer preview of its next operating system at Mobile World Congress 2012, highlighting how important the OS is to Microsoft's future in the mobile and tablet market.
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Windows 8 Consumer Preview to Launch on 29 February
Microsoft will unveil (and likely make available) the consumer preview version of Windows 8 at an event being held at Mobile World Congress, presumably to signify the move from desktop to mobile.
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Customizing Typography with Google Font Previewer
Want to know how a typeface will look before adding it to your site? Google's new Font Previewer gives you a visual as you tinker with the look and feel of a font, then sits out a block of code for some easy copy and paste action: Google Font Previewer, with creepy dialog from tinywatchproductions' TweetFired Web Fonts haven't
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