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Upon going to check my email as I usually do, when confronted by the WL login page, I noticed that it looked a little different. It appears that Microsoft are rolling out a new logon page for the Windows Live suite of services. This isn’t Wave 4 though, as, upon logging in, it’s still the same ol’ Wave 3 suite of services. This new logon design is not only on Hotmail, but als..

If you’re familiar with the new homepage that is available in beta, there really isn’t anything to report here. But for those that don’t know anything about the changes Microsoft’s making, now you do.

The Redmond company has begun rolling out the new MSN.com homepage, which features a more content-centric look and feel, with a more refined look and feel, much different from that of what you curr..

Earlier, we talked about how Microsoft was planning on unifying the experience of all their websites. Now according to our own sources, Microsoft has begun rolling out those changes we got word of not just a month ago.

Most, if not all of the changes made within the TechNet site, and some associated sites, are designed to bring the important information up-front, such as new releases, and useful..

In a move which was quite bold, Microsoft today announced that it would be discontinuing the Essential Business SKU of the Small Business Server line of Windows Server products. While the product was targeted to small businesses, Microsoft noted that they are trying to streamline their portfolio, leaving only the Standard edition left in the Small Business Server product line.

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On Friday, Microsoft have officially announced that the Office 2010 array of products (Office 2010, SharePoint 2010, Visio 2010, and Project 2010) will reach the RTM (release to manufacturing) development milestone worldwide next month, and come May 12th, the final bits of the product will be given out to partners and businesses.

Following the RTM is the general availability milestone, whi..

Ah, the Russian mob. If you need something done in real life, you turn to them to yield a result. I suppose that this also translates to the Microsoft enthusiast scene as well, as when us geeks want our builds, we turn to the Russian syndicate. WZOR and infamous leaker of confidential Microsoft property Zukona are at it again, posting a lengthy list of SP1 builds compiled in the winmain_sp branc..