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It was reported that Victor Kislyi, CEO of World of Tanks developer Wargaming, is working along with Microsoft for rationalizing an unacceptable and quality assurance certification. It is planning to launch its popular free-to-play game in Xbox 360 by this year. Kislyi said to Polygon that it was frequent updates to change online games delayed the Microsoft’s certification process. Kislyi …
EB Games, on July 19, announced via Twitter that Microsoft has permitted them to include around 100 Xbox One consoles at their upcoming 2013 convention in Australia. The EB Games expo will take place in Sydney from October 4th – October 6th. The event will give the users a chance to know more about the Xbox One consoles. The decision was …
The company announced a $900m charge for inventory writedowns in its quarterly results on Thursday night – a step was already taken by adding in $782m of revenues from people upgrading Microsoft Office. The company’s revenues grew by 11% to $19.9bn, while its operating income was $6.1bn – a fall of 5% compared to the same figure, excluding a $6.3bn …
Microsoft has announced that it will avail a year of free Xbox Live to users, who purchase a one year subscription to Office 365 Home Premium or a four year subscription to Office 365 University. The offer is valid from July 19 until September 28 and is available to most parts of Europe, Asia and Australia. The website lists the further details …
Microsoft announced that it is expanding its Bing Autosuggest feature to inhabit more than just humans. The search engine will now suggest brands, places, movies, animals, albums, software, sport teams, and much more. When first launched, in May, Bing let users find the person they were looking for directly within the search box, with a public profile. Now it has taken …
