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Microsoft hopes to show its Cloud Power As she prepares to leave CNET, Beyond Binary creator Ina Fried takes a look back at the tech industry's last decade. Read the article... Microsoft unlocks Windows Phone 7 developers The software maker is kicking off its largest-ever ad campaign targeting businesses. Read the article... Microsoft's server boss talks Azure and more (Q&A) The software maker is changing its policies to allow developers to write apps that run even when the phone's screen is locked. Previously, such apps had to first get a user's permission. Read the article... Microsoft says business demand picking up In an interview, division president Bob Muglia outlines new changes to the cloud operating system as well as discussing upcoming server products, the impact of Ray Ozzie's departure, and other topics. Read the article... Microsoft updates Internet Explorer 9 test version The software giant posts solid quarterly sales and earnings, noting that Office and Windows sales are healthy amid good signs from corporate buyers. Read the article... Yahoo, Microsoft using common paid search At a developers conference in Redmond, the software maker also touts coming improvements to Windows Azure as well as momentum for Windows Phone. Read the article... Emulator runs DOS, Windows on an iPad Redmond's AdCenter is now powering paid search results for Yahoo and its partners in the U.S. and Canada. Next up, the shift for mobile and international sites. Read the article... Microsoft says Windows 8 roughly two years away Apple briefly included in the App Store a program called iDOS that lets your iPhone or iPad travel back to the early days of the PC industry, complete with grimy keyboard and floppy drive. Read the article...