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View ArticleWindows 10 Technical Preview deep-dive: A promise of better things to come
It's been nearly a week since Microsoft announced that it will follow Windows 8.1 with Windows 10 -- and released its Technical Preview so that those interested could take a first look at the new...
View ArticleFirst look: Project Spartan, Microsoft's next-generation Web browser
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