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It is Friday, which means that it is time for us to gather around the fire and talk about the last seven days of Microsoft. Oddly, most of the juicy stuff this week has occured in the past few days, so if you have been absent recently, prepare for a minor deluge. As always, we implore you to send in suggestions on how to improve or tweak this weekly roundup. Submitted ideas have shaped it thus far, and we expect future input to only better the format....

It’s been a wild and wooly week in the world of Microsoft, and that means that it is now time to dig our weekly roundup. As always, we won’t be able to squeeze everything in (not even close), so be sure and dig throughthe archivesin case you missed something. For this week’s question, sound off in the comments as to whether you have tried the IE10 Platform Preview 2, and what your impressions have been....

Friday has arrived in all its resplendent glory, and so it is time to kick back and check out the biggest, best, and craziest Microsoft news from the last seven days. This has been a less news-intensive week than the one previous, so we have taken extensive detours down into the odd and occasionally humorous sides of the world of Microsoft. Nevertheless, we have a great round-up for you this week, so let’s get into it....

It’s that time of the week again, the time of the roundup. This week we are dropping the cutesy Kinect videos and going all business with Windows, Bing, and IE10. It was a big week in the Microsoft world with the MIX11 event bringing all sorts of new goodies to both Windows Phone 7, IE, and Silverlight, while Bing and Windows 8 made their own headlines. We are forced to condense heavily today due to the week’s massive news volume, so be sure andcheck the archivesfor more....

What a week. TNW is still in Los Angeles, about to leave the BUILD event, but we are still digesting its every piece. So much was revealed over the past few days that it is almost hard to recall how little we knew last weekend. Now Microsoft has shown off ten times more of Windows 8 than we had previously seen, released an early build, detailed Windows Server 8, let forth new news on Windows Phone, and generally explained much of its coming roadmap for the next year....