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Microsoft begins global Mango roll out across Windows Phone handsets
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Microsoft files a patent for interchangeable slide-out mobile pads
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Age old question
Nokia and Microsoft host European Windows Phone dev roadshow, starting Sept 21
Coming to Paris, Milan, Madrid, Berlin and London
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Also covers Chrome hardware
Microsoft accuses Motorola of 7 patent infringements in its Android phones
Calls for import ban in US
Microsoft, HTC, Nokia and Sony Ericsson team up to take fight against Apple's 'app store' claim to Europe
Firms file papers with EU
RIM and Microsoft partner up to integrate Bing into BlackBerry
Search and maps incoming
Amazon Appstore proves Apple's 'App Store' trademark claims are groundless says Microsoft
Apple cannot escape the hard truth
Microsoft challenges Apple's trademark claims over 'App Store'
Argues term is entirely generic
CES 2011: Acer, Samsung and Asus unveil Windows 7 tablets
From dual-screen to sliding keyboards
Microsoft's outgoing guru Ray Ozzie remarks on Apple and Google's noteworthly fusion of mobile hardware and services
Another vision
Microsoft tweaks mobile and games divisions as J Allard and Robbie Bach leave
Mobile boss Andy Lees and Don Mattrick step up
Microsoft squeezing out Android in race to power iPad killer
Rumours point to signs of resurgence by Ballmer and co.