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May 17, 2007 MSNBC.com is getting film audiences involved in a new interactive video game, NewsBreaker Live, that plays before movies start.Photos: Playing theater gamesMicrosoft fans: Which way L.A.?
October 29, 2003 Determined programmers and executives brave clogged airports or rent cars to make their way to the developer conference. Attendees feel well-fed, entertained.Power outage unplugs Microsoft conference
September 12, 2005 Parts of Los Angeles, including location of Professional Developers Conference, plunge into darkness.Microsoft to hand out early code
September 11, 2005 Developers conference attendees will get latest "build" of Vista and nearly finished versions of SQL Server and Visual Studio 2005.Microsoft offers free photo-sharing tool
September 13, 2005 Company releases software to show off graphics and communications advances coming with Vista.Microsoft makes its Longhorn pitch
October 27, 2003 At its Professional Developers Conference, the company offers a long-awaited look at the Longhorn OS--which Chairman Bill Gates has described as Microsoft's biggest effort since Windows 95.Tech companies feel impact of wildfires
October 27, 2003 As fires rage through Southern California, tech companies, including Iomega and Microsoft, are struggling with disruptions to their operations and other forms of fallout.Google's first mashup goes green
May 31, 2006 Map-based Web site offers tips on earth-friendly places to visit in the U.S. during summer vacation. Images: Google's green mash-upMicrosoft security suit raises thorny questions
October 3, 2003 User licenses typically shield software makers from liability for product defects. But if consumers are forced to use one firm's products, should it be held to different standards?Microsoft taps Canon to bring Vista into color
September 13, 2005 Software giant is set to announce an all-new color matching system as part of the Windows Vista OS.Microsoft steers developers to Longhorn
October 27, 2003 Company executives give developers a peek of the next major edition of Windows and other forthcoming products in a push to spur interest in the operating system.Sony unveils PS3 pricing, release dates
May 9, 2006 At a top price of $599, the PS3 will cost $200 more than Microsoft's highest-priced Xbox 360. Photos: PS3 prototypesMicrosoft expands Vista testing
September 13, 2005 Company launches "community technology preview" program to offer interim updates of the upcoming OS between its official beta releases.Gates telegraphs Microsoft's software services
September 13, 2005 The company intends to offer server products on a hosted basis and merge its server products with Web properties.Gates trots out Longhorn
October 27, 2003 Microsoft's chairman tries to win over developers as he offers the first look at the next version of Windows, which he reiterated is the company's biggest effort since Windows 95.Week in video: Fun and games at E3
May 13, 2006 Gamers descended en masse on the Electronic Entertainment Expo to check out the game goodies. Also: Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer's five-year view.Microsoft wants you to feel young again
May 9, 2006 Company deals to breathe new life into classic games such as "Dig Dug," "Sonic the Hedgehog" and "Root Beer Tapper."The ex-wife vanishes and other tales from PDC
September 16, 2005 At developer confab, Microsoft demos photo-editing software Joseph Stalin would have loved. Photos: Microsoft's snapshot eraserNext-gen consoles take center stage
May 11, 2005 At upcoming E3 convention, all eyes will be on new game consoles from the big three players--Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo.PDC 2005: Rallying point for Redmond
September 16, 2005 Developers gather in L.A. to hear the latest from Microsoft on Windows Vista, Office 12 and more. Gates on Google: What, me worry? Images: New looks for Vista, Office
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