Microsoft Office Mobile 2010 Launched

In my last post we discuss about  Download Microsoft Office 2010 beta after Office for computer Microsoft announced to launch Microsoft Office Mobile 2010.

The Mobile Office 2010 is available for recently released Windows Mobile 6.5, according to Microsoft the mobile office suite give you all facilities of view,edit and create office document, presentations, spreadsheets and also connect with Sharepoint workspace mobile account. You can download it from Windows marketplace.

This suite is only work on touchscreen mobile but all the Windows mobiles are touch screen models therefore no space for problem.

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Microsoft Office 2010 Beta Available For Download

Microsoft released MSDN before after that they launched Microsoft Office 2010 beat for public download. The new Office 2010 beta has same interface and available in 32 bit and 64 bit versions.

This new version of office 2010 beta suite has new icon set and add new feature Communicator 2007 R2 integrated in Outlook 2010.Communicator will allow user to sync Windows Live and social network site and feeds and also Linkedln will be add in Outlook in next year.

To download Office 2010 beta click on the download here link i provided below which will redirect you to the next step, after that you should enter your Windows Live ID after logging in it will take you to download page.If you do not have Windows Live ID you can get one by clicking here.After complete that they will provide you MAK key save that make key in sake location in your hard drive and you done it just click on download and your download will be start in seconds.

DOWNLOAD OFFICE 2010 BETA

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Microsoft want to release free antivirus soon

Microsoft plans to release the final version of its free antivirus software soon, according to a note sent to testers late Sunday.

Microsoft first announced its plan for product, then code-named Morro, last November, at the same time the company said it was scrapping its paid Windows Live OneCare product. 

Public beta testing of Security Essentials started in June, with Microsoft reaching its goalof 75,000 testers just one day after it issued a call for them.

On a personal note, I've been using the product on several machines since June, and I like the way--unlike other antivirus programs--it doesn't make a spectacle of itself, just quietly doing its thing. I often forget it is running on a machine, yet it did save my bacon a couple weeks back when I almost caught koobface from a friend on Facebook.

Source: Cnet news

Microosoft Zune HD arrives

Finally, Microsoft has released much awaited Zune HD music player. The new player sports 3.3-inch OLED touchscreen, HD radio, HD video out and Wi-FiZune HD is available at $220 (Rs. 10,600 approx.) for 16GB black and $290 (Rs. 13,900 approx.) for 32GB platinum model.  

Access Microsoft Office online

Whether you are traveling or don't have your personal computer along with you and if you want to make any presentation or document don't have paid access for Ms Office but I have a great idea for this problem.With a Google account you can now access all components of Microsoft office anywhere you have internet access.Just follow the steps

• Sign up for a google email address at mail.google.com

• After you are logged on to your gmail account, click the "document" link on the navigation links at the top of the page

Hacker gets offer from Microsoft

According to the media, the Austrian hacker Peter Kleissner got a offer from Microsoft. This wouldn’t be news-worthy if Kleissner hadn’t programmed and offered to sell a so called bootkit – that is a rootkit that hides within the Master Boot Record of a hard disk and gets loaded before the operating system kernel and thus can hide very well within the OS. As it gets loaded so early, a bootkit in general is also capable of bypassing even full disk encryption for example with TrueCrypt.

Microsoft reports attacks using IIS vulnerability

A vulnerability in Microsoft's software for housing Web sites is now being used for "limited attacks" on the servers it's running on, the company said Friday.

Microsoft disclosed the Internet Information Services (IIS) vulnerability on Monday and said Friday it's still working on a security update to fix the problem. In the meantime, the advisory has instructions for a workaround, including disabling various elements of the vulnerable FTP (File Transfer Protocol) service to upload and download files.