Microsoft sets Windows 9 reveal for Sept. 30

	Microsoft sets Windows 9 reveal for Sept. 30 | Cortana app reportedly heading for Windows 9
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	5 more killer features Windows 9 should steal from Linux The latest Windows 9 leaks show a lot of Linux-looking new features. Read More WHITE PAPER: Polycom Gartner MarketScope for Group Video Systems The Gartner "MarketScope for Group Video Systems" evaluates 7 group video system vendors based on 6 customer-focused criteria such as customer experience, market responsiveness and track record, and offering strategy. The report offers guidance for IT leaders who want to start or expand the use of video collaboration within their organizations. Learn more >> In this Issue Microsoft sets Windows 9 reveal for Sept. 30 Cortana app reportedly heading for Windows 9 Microsoft heads back to the desktop Windows next: So what? How to get (mostly) stock Android on your phone easily with CyanogenMod WHITE PAPER: Polycom Remote Collaboration Challenges and Strategies to Overcome Download this survey to learn what 5,000 business professionals around the world say are their biggest collaboration challenges--and discover the strategies they deploy to overcome them. Learn more >> Microsoft sets Windows 9 reveal for Sept. 30 Microsoft issued invitations on Monday for a Sept. 30 event where it will unveil the next version of Windows, according to multiple online reports. Read More Cortana app reportedly heading for Windows 9 Microsoft's digital assistant, Cortana, is a mainstay of Windows Phone. For Windows 9, however, she'll be "just" an app. Read More WHITE PAPER: Citrix Deployment Best Practices to Deliver Any App to Mobile Users Access to corporate applications allows mobile workers to be more productive, responsive and informed when serving customers or collaborating with peers, helping to achieve business goals such as improved customer satisfaction and faster time to market for new products and services. Learn more Microsoft heads back to the desktop After failing on smartphones and tablets, Microsoft is hoping it can find redemption back on the desktop. Read More Windows next: So what? Speaking as someone who likes Windows 8 and whose touch PC you can take away when you pry it from my cold dead fingers, I'm surprisingly unexcited about the next version of Windows. Read More How to get (mostly) stock Android on your phone easily with CyanogenMod CyanogenMod has an almost one-click installer to install the community-driving ROM onto your Android device. Read More
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