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Double-digit growth in Commercial and Devices and Consumer segments drives record revenue.

At the BETT 2014 show in London, Microsoft is showing a wide range of devices – from PCs to tablets to all-in-ones – and demonstrating how they can help enhance methods of learning, as well as engage, motivate and excite students and faculty.

Markus Weickenmeier, Microsoft Surface manager, says the Surface team is “looking forward to showcasing with Architizer how architects can connect the dots of their practice like never before with mobile technology.”

“Tell Me,” a feature which can make finding Word-related shortcuts easier, is being added to the free Word Web App. The feature shows up as a search box near the top of the app, and is being rolled out to users over the coming weeks.

Members of the Microsoft Partner Network can get a leg up on helping their customers take advantage of new technology by attending the “Microsoft Ahead of the Game” two-day course in one of 14 U.S. cities. The first day covers virtualization and cloud; the second day, mobility, remote access and business intelligence.

Athletes are largely visual learners. That’s what the Coach’s Eye app for Windows is all about, allowing you to record, play back and annotate whatever activities you want to break down with players. Record segments of your drills and then call players over and show them exactly what you are seeing and what needs to be changed or improved.