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Microsoft offers software for building robots InfoWorld
( InfoWorld ) - Microsoft released the commercial version of its software for robots on Wednesday, hoping to shape the market much as it did for PC software a few decades ago. Its Robotics Studio includes programming tools intended to make it easier to write robot applications, and a runtime environment that allows them to be used and reused on different types of hardware. The software
Microsoft offers software for building robots Linux World Australia
Microsoft released the commercial version of its software for robots on Wednesday, hoping to shape the market much as it did for PC software a few decades ago.
MS launches build-your-own robot software PC Advisor
Microsoft has released the commercial version of its software for robots in the US, hoping to shape the market much as it did for PC software a few decades ago.
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IBM, Yahoo! do enterprise search The Register
Take that, Google While Google seeks to encroach on enterprise rivals with its SaS (Software as a Service) offerings such as Google Office, it needs to watch its rear.…
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Skype?s Free Phone Call Plan Will Soon Have Annual Fee New York Times
Skype said it would begin charging $30 a year for unlimited calls to landline and mobile phones within the United States and Canada.
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Of all the 29 winners in this year's Editors' Choice Awards, none generated as much spirited debate as YouTube. And now, two editors are taking their debate public.
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