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Microsoft has hit the ground running by selling 60 million Windows 8 licences just two months post-launch, mirroring Windows 7's success.

The good folk at ESET bring us a phenomenal series on securing your Christmas tech gifts, starting with your new Windows PC.

Webjet soars to new heights with Microsoft Cloud, enhancing customer service and business scalability amid a 30% surge in online bookings.

PGG Wrightson extends contract with Gen-i for telecommunications and IT services, including voice, broadband, mobile, data and managed network services.

Microsoft's latest operating system, Windows 8, is struggling in the US with sales down 21% compared to last year.

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer defended the company's performance during 2012, highlighting revenue growth and a shift to devices and services.

Microsoft has reported selling 40 million Windows 8 licences since its launch, surpassing the early sales pace of Windows 7.

Microsoft holds shareholder meeting in Seattle as CEO Steve Ballmer shares business updates and highlights success of Windows 8.

Bitdefender launches first tailor-made antivirus for Windows 8, promising top-notch protection against malware with dedicated features.

Software manufacturer hosted event in Auckland this week, discussing the changing work environments and Windows 8.

A glitch in Windows 8 allows eval users to secure a permanent license for free, exploiting a flaw in the Key Management Service.

Kiwi ingenuity makes its way into your pocket with the imminent launch of the SmartProApp, for which Auckland-based MYOB enterprise partner GlobalBizp.

Microsoft's operating system celebrated through Forbes magazine history timeline, documenting 27 facts over 27 years.

Windows 8 courts developers with vast opportunities, yet battles low app count and uncertain consumer appeal, posing a post-PC era challenge.

Windows 8 is a make or break moment for Microsoft, but the new operating system has its good, bad, and ugly points.

Release of Windows 8 presents massive opportunities particularly for those developers who are quick to create apps for the new platform.

Exol parts ways with Dell after a 3-year partnership, making waves by joining forces with Fujitsu to distribute its tech range in NZ.

Microsoft rolls out IE10 preview for Windows 7, promising improved performance but says it won't vastly differ from IE9.

Steven Sinofsky leaves as Windows executives Julie Larson-Green and Tami Reller take expanded roles in company shake-up.

Bitdefender finds Windows 8 prone to malware, with a 15% vulnerability rate even with Windows Defender activated.