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Showing 1-9 of 9 results foundBrazil's love of Linux
August 28, 2008 The open-source software definitely gets a warm reception here, but its role can easily be overestimated, too.Microsoft to expand low-cost Windows to Brazil
April 11, 2005 Company already offers the software in Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand, with plans to expand to India and Russia.Students in Brazil get a new Classmate
August 29, 2008 There is more at stake at the largest one-to-one computing project in Latin America than the reputation of Intel's Classmate PC.Microsoft to use comics in antipiracy campaign
January 22, 2007 Software giant has been expanding its antipiracy campaign since mid-2005, but can't yet say whether efforts are paying off.Images: Which copy of XP is the fake?Will the $100 PC fly?
February 10, 2006 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says a struggle between Bill Gates and Nicholas Negroponte will only produce losers.Open source: Developing markets look for alternatives to U.S.
November 14, 2005 Outside the U.S. and Europe, cost is a big motivator for governments to use open-source software--but it's not the only one. China: Local software for local people India: Speaking your language ...Microsoft pitches pay-as-you-go PCs
May 22, 2006 Trial program for emerging markets charges people for home computer use. Once they've coughed up enough, it's theirs. Photos: Paying off the PC by the hourIntel builds $400 laptop for school desks worldwide
May 3, 2006 CEO Paul Otellini touts access to PCs in an educational setting as one way to improve conditions in developing countries.Brazil: The spirit of community
November 15, 2005 Part of a special feature on open source and developing nations, a look at what the Brazilian government is doing in alternative software.
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