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Microsoft loses U.S. top court case on patent

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled against Microsoft Corp on Thursday, rejecting its appeal of a record $290 million jury verdict for infringing a small Canadian software firm's patent.
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Microsoft E3 XBOX 360 media briefing in Los Angeles

Fruit Ninja makes its way into Kinect

'Fruit Ninja' developer HalfBrick has announced at the E3 that its hit fruit-slicing iPhone game will be available in Xbox 360 through the Kinect motion controller this summer.

Intel picks Kinect Hack to try clothes

After a series of Kinect hacks in recent months, Intel has used the Microsoft Kinect camera along with other open source software to enable photo-realistic rendering of 3D models into 3D images that are indistinguishable from a photograph.
An employee arranges Nintendo Co's Wii game console at a Yamada Denki electronics retail store in Tokyo

Nintendo At E3 LIVE Coverage

Check out our live coverage of Nintendo's E3 media presentation as the company previews the next generation Wii.

Microsoft's Windows 8 demo upsets developers

Microsoft’s demonstration of Windows 8, the next-generation operating system, at D9 has put the third party Microsoft Windows developers in uncertainty about the development platform.
Microsoft unveils much-awaited Halo 4 at E3

Microsoft kicks off much-awaited Halo 4 at E3

Software giant and game developer Microsoft started their E3 campaign this year with a glimpse of the much-awaited Halo 4 which will be the first of a new trilogy of the Halo series.
Steve Jobs takes the stage to discuss the iCloud service at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco

Apple dismisses PC, insists on iCloud

Apple’s CEO Steve Jobs has announced his aim to ‘demote the PC’ industry while introducing the iCloud, Apple’s new cloud-based solution for synchronizing files across multiple Apple devices.
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Microsoft's Kinect to control TV, YouTube, more games

Microsoft Corp is looking to put its popular Kinect motion-sensing device at the heart of its Xbox game console, unveiling plans on Monday to allow users to control live television feeds, search YouTube and play action games with voice commands.
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Microsoft expands Kinect, adds TV to Xbox in US

Microsoft Corp is looking to put its popular Kinect motion-sensing device at the heart of its Xbox game console, unveiling plans on Monday to allow users to control live television feeds, search YouTube and play action games with voice commands.

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