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Next month, on 18 October, Windows 8.1 – Standard, Pro and RT – will be updated in the Windows Store. So, let’s be clear – if you are consumer or a small to medium business - not an enterprise user with managed PCs running Windows 8, then you should definitely update.

One of the features of Windows 8 that is more useful to enterprise users is Windows To Go, which allows a computer to boot into Microsoft's new operating system from a USB stick.

Thinking of developing apps for Windows Phone, or already doing it? Here are Microsoft product evangelist Dave Glover's top ten tips for making more money.

One of the largest temporary networks in Australia is that used for Microsoft's TechEd conference.

Windows Server 2012 is ready for business use, according to an Australian IT manager.

SYDNEY, August 29, 2011. StorageCraft Technology Corporation, the leading provider of real-time recovery technology and data protection in both physical and virtual environments, is sponsoring Microsoft TechEd as part of an extensive industry program developed to assist their reseller partners.

If you want free training in Microsoft's products, just get yourself accepted as a contestant in the new on-line reality show "Career factor."

Microsoft Australia has been forced to apologise for choosing to use the Australian Gold Coast's 'Meter Maids' during its Tuesday-night welcome party, with Microsoft Australia MD Tracey Fellows declaring it 'just wrong' and 'unacceptable'.

Windows Phone 7 has been getting a very public airing at Microsoft's Tech.Ed 2010 in Australia, with demo handsets aplenty for attendees and journalists to play with, and with several sessions on business and consumer app development, Microsoft truly is 'back in the game', with Win Phone 7 devices shipping this year.

With over 2700 attendees at Microsoft's annual Australian Tech.Ed conference, there's clearly still huge support for Microsoft's software and services, with plenty of detail to deeply delight devoted devs, catch attention with Kinect, amaze with Azure and spill more info on WinPho 7.