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Microsoft wants to know how much the government is spending to sue it.
No delay while Samsung pursues arbitration in Hong Kong.
Plus, Samsung’s plans to shrink its smartphone lineup, the wait for Apple’s trillion-dollar market cap and a grooming tip for Larry Ellison.
The software maker plans to announce a technology and sponsorship deal on Tuesday.
Plus, more net neutrality silliness from Comcast, Tim Armstrong’s eau de table and Punktendo.
Plus, the difference between SoLoMo and HoMo, Jennifer Lawrence on Twitter and Street Fighter II impressions.
It hits a low price, but it won’t have LTE, NFC or wireless charging.
The company’s Firefox browser, which marks its 10th anniversary today, helped spark a wave of thinking about “open” in modern life.
Plus, Obama urges the FCC to grow a pair, and Satya Nadella uses “Apple” and “Google” in a sentence.
Martha Stewart’s drones, Apple Pay and Call of Duty were on our minds (and your TVs) this week.
Plus, Aereo’s “path forward,” Echo is dumb and the best Off Topic in weeks.
The two startups talk about their efforts to make mobile apps as connected as websites are today.
Plus, Aaron Sorkin on Steve Jobs’s Stanford commencement speech, Peter Thiel says some words and a seven-year-old kid delivers an awesome weather forecast.
Women consistently undervalue their worth in a “Gender Ask Gap,” study finds.
The move is one that many high-profile entrepreneurs have taken to bring their new ideas to life.
What’s next for the Wii U, and why are there mobile Pokemon games but no mobile Mario Kart?
Zingale will remain as executive chairman, while Steele has the inside track to take over as CEO.
Zennstrom explains how Atomico looks outside the U.S. first and also talks about recent investments.
Thirty-five billion Office files stored in the Dropbox cloud creates an opportunity.
The former gaming PC entrepreneur is off to start another new company.
Skydiving and baby-cradling ensues.
Apple CEO Tim Cook publicly confirmed that he identifies as gay, revisiting our Code/Mobile conference, and more.
Redmond said it made a conscious choice to focus on mobile and cloud versions of Office.
The software pioneer and former Microsoft chief software architect says that voice-based messaging has a role to play given how much time workers are on the go.
The fitness band will go on sale Thursday and works with iOS, Android devices and Windows Phone.
Could be on track for its first annual profit in four years.
Kim Kardashian West, Lohn Legere, Ray Ozzie and more.
Amazon’s Lisa Utzschneider is one of the CEO’s top choices, but for what job?
There’s plenty of room -- and talent -- all over the world.
Talko founder Ray Ozzie has some advice for his former employer.
And why Microsoft missed the boat on mobile when he worked there.
CVS and Rite Aid reject Apple Pay, Google’s top circle changes a bit and more.
Re/code writers appeared on TV and online to discuss this week’s headlines.
Sources said the company co-founder has told staff that he wants to focus on the “bigger picture” at the tech giant.
“Hatred and all kinds of prejudice is nothing we as a collective industry support.”
Plus, Microsoft’s piddling Surface sales, the problem with Apple’s porn policy, The Most Epic Safety Video Ever Made and “The Shining,” Starring Willy Wonka.