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Ladies and gentlemen, it is Friday, and you know what that means. Yes, it is time for the ever-running TNW Microsoft weekly roundup of all things Redmond. This has been a week of throat clearing for Microsoft, as the company hunkers down for the coming BUILD event. BUILD is set to dominate the entire scene next week, with a deluge of Windows 8 and related news. TNW Microsoft will be onsite Monday through Friday, to cover every little aspect of it live....

It’s time for our weekly Microsoft round-up, and that means we are going to stick our heads into days past to find the best, and the wackiest, stories from the last 7 days. For this week’s question, sound off in the comments if you have downloaded or tried the release version of Internet Explorer 9. If so, what do you like theleast? And as always, be sure andfollow TNWmicrosoft on Twitterfor both fun and profit....

It has been a bumper week in the world of Microsoft, with a great host of stories coming to the light. As it is somehow Friday all over again, we are going to take the time to go over the biggest and best bits from the last week. For this week’s question, sound off in the comments if you enjoy reading about Windows 8 leaks or not. We have been covering them quite carefully, but want to make sure that you guys actually enjoy the posts....

It’s Friday dear readers, and that means we are going to take a look back at the biggest Microsoft stories from the last week. This week was big in the world of Microsoft, and so we are going to have to condense greatly. Sadly, that means that we are going to have to skip some stories that you need to have read. Take a walk throughthe archivesif you missed a day, and be sure tofollow TNWmicrosoft on Twitterso that you are always up to date....

It’s been a laugh-inducing week in the world of Microsoft, something that we are quite grateful for, as it has afforded us more stories of humor than we usually get to write. It’s not every week that Microsoft and another technology titan go head to head, after all. But the VMware v. Microsoft storyline was only part of the narrative, of course. Windows 8 continues to dominate the airwaves, as the market begins to salivate slightly, and grow leery at some of the design changes that Microsoft is making; it’s hard to trust what you have not tested....