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There are several ways to obtain a free PowerPoint Download, depending on what you want to do.

1. The ONLY way to download Microsoft PowerPoint for free is by doing so illegally. If your conscience doesn’t bother you, you can use a BitTorrent Client like uTorrent to download PowerPoint. Here is a YouTube tutorial on how to use BitTorrent:

Once you’ve downloaded a BitTorrent client like uTorrent, you can download an illegal Microsoft Office 2007 Torrent here: http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/4985371/Microsoft_Office_2007_Enterprise_Edition___Service_Pack_2_Update

2. If you just want to view a PowerPoint Presentation, then you can download a free PowerPoint Viewer from the Microsoft website.

3. If you want to use the full version of Microsoft Powerpoint, you can download a free 60 day trial of Office Professional 2007 from Microsoft.

4. Open Office Impress is a good, free alternative to Microsoft PowerPoint. Since Microsoft Office costs in excess of $500, Open Office is an incredible bargain. This software looks and feels just like PowerPoint, and also contains equivalents to Microsoft Word and Excel. Click Here to download Open Office.

5. With Google’s Free Powerpoint Alternative, Google Docs, you can create presentations online without having to download any software. Click here to setup Google Docs.

A few years ago Microsoft Office was the best way to get hold of good-quality software for word processing, spreadsheets and presentations, but there are now lots of alternatives.

Microsoft is claiming that it’s less expensive for smartphone makers to put Windows Phone 7 on their phones than it is for them to put Android on it — but it’s a case of fuzzy math. Microsoft – Android – Smartphone – Windows Mobile – Windows Phone

As the launch of Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 devices nears, the company has been telling those who will listen that one of its prime competitors’ mobile operating system — Google’s Android — is more costly than its own offering, even though the open source OS is free.

The latest version of Microsoft’s Office suite, Office 2010, has now been released. This time a new cut-down Starter edition is be offered by computer manufacturers and pre-installed on PCs they sell. It will be free of charge to users and will instead include advertising to make money.

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phy_si_kal writes “Now Microsoft must love free software. Indeed, Office 2011 for Mac (beta 5 at least) uses Freetype! Somehow they figured out the free software ‘clean room implementation’ of their own (patented) TrueType technology must better suit their needs.” Read more of this story at Slashdot.

Microsoft has renamed Windows Live Sync, its cloud-syncing service, Windows Live Mesh. The service’s cloud storage has been expanded from 2GB to 5GB.

Windows Phone 7 has been designed from scratch to take on its competitors, writes Lia Timson.

Bill Gates gets all the press, and for good reason: Microsoft’s other co-founder, Paul Allen, hasn’t done too much to garner big headlines over the last decade. Now he’s looking to change that, though… by suing most of the Internet in a high-profile patent dispute. The parties named so far are Google, YouTube, Apple, [...]

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