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The deal is effective in the U.S. for all three companies, and for Yahoo and AOL (but not Microsoft) in Canada.
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"Bruce Shelly, codesigner of Sid Meier's Civilization , is involved in this project, so expect remarkable things from Age of Empires later this year, " babbles a sycophantic quote from Canada Computes on Microsoft's web page.
FORBES: Sid Meier
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Microsoft just announced that its Surface Pro tablet will go on sale February 9th in the US and Canada, with wide retail availability beyond just Microsoft.com and Microsoft Stores.
ENGADGET
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Surface will be available for purchase beginning Oct. 26, 2012, at all Microsoft Store locations in the United States and Canada, including in all 34 new holiday stores.
ENGADGET: Microsoft Surface for Windows RT pricing now official: tablet starts at $499, keyboard not included
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CinemaNow is majority-owned by Canada's Lions Gate Entertainment Corp, and Microsoft and Blockbuster are also partners.
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Microsoft will continue to offer chatrooms for those willing to pay in America, Canada, Japan, Brazil and New Zealand.
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Yesterday at Microsoft's Government Leaders Forum, in front of 300 leader figures from Canada, Latin America and the US, you apparently outlined a future where one's cellphone will becomes their " digital wallet, " and you'll be able to do things like scan business cards?
ENGADGET: Bill Gates has his say of things
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The experiment faltered, and eBay gave up on Skype in 2009, selling a 70% stake to a group of technology investors including Silver Lake Partners, venture capital firms Index Ventures and Andreessen Horowitz, and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, who will make a handsome return on the Microsoft transaction.
WSJ: Microsoft Near Deal to Buy Skype for Nearly $8 Billion
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In that way, the launch of the new iPad seems poised to stave off competition from Microsoft's 128GB Surface Pro tablet, due February 9 in the U.S. and Canada.
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