The way we interact with technology is changing at a rapid pace all of a sudden. For decades we’ve been content with a keyboard and mouse combo, or on mobile phones a keypad and navigation buttons. But things are changing. As Microsoft’s Mobile Surface shows.
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Google appears to believe Microsoft is backing small firms suing the search giant as another front on the Google-Bing battle. But Microsoft denies being the controlling force behind the lawsuits.
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Microsoft’s Windows Multipoint Server 2010 will open more classrooms to technology.  This operating system allows multiple students to access the same computer at the same time.  The students have their own monitors, keyboards and mice attached to the one computer.
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