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Windows Live support via e-mail ends The software maker is bringing its free technology job training program to the Golden State, the company and Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger are announcing on Wednesday. Read the article... Microsoft researcher wins Turing Award Starting Wednesday, users with problems will have to go to online forums to get answers to issues with Microsoft's consumer Web services. Read the article... MSN decides to keep its makeover Chuck Thacker, who helped pioneer key aspects of the PC, gets an honor seen as the Nobel Prize of computing. In an interview, he talks about the award, his work, and why he's not retiring anytime soon. Read the article... Musings on the future of Microsoft, Windows Microsoft is making final a series of changes to the look of the MSN portal, hoping a cleaner page with more videos and fewer links will help give it a fresher look. Read the article... A closer look at Windows Phone 7 Series Robert Scoble and Microsoftie-turned-Googler Don Dodge discuss Redmond's future with CNET's Ina Fried and Rafe Needleman. Also, Technologizer has more on what Microsoft needs to do with Windows. Read the article... Office 2010 nearly ready; upgrade offer launched CNET's Ina Fried talks to Microsoft's Charlie Kindel about writing software for the new phone and gets a look at Redmond's new-look Phone operating system. Read the article... More details leak on Microsoft's 'Courier' Microsoft says it will finalize the code next month, with plans to launch the software for businesses in May. Kicks off program giving free upgrade to Office 2007 buyers. Read the article... Microsoft discontinuing midmarket server Just as Apple announces iPad shipping plans, more information about Microsoft's rumored consumer tablet emerges. Device runs Windows CE and will be out later this year, says Engadget. Read the article...