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How Microsoft 70-576 exam plans to make money from Skype is a question many have asked since Microsoft announced intentions back in May 2011 to buy the VOIP vendor for $8.5 billion.Microsoft execs themselves have been pondering the issue, too, though they’ve given few concrete clues about their intentions.On December 6, however, Charles Songhurst, General Manager, Corporate Strategy (and the guy who supports Microsoft top brass in analyzing large merger and acquisition transactions, noted during a Q&A session at the NASDAQ OMX Investor Program event in London, did provide a bit of guidance.

His comments come on the back of a delay in the release of the latest version of Silverlight, which was expected to be available by November. According to a Nov. 30 report by ZDNet US, the gold version of Silverlight 5–Microsoft’s browser plugin and Web, desktop and mobile development platform–was still not finalized and Redmond would disclose more information about it in “the coming weeks”.Quizzed on whether HTML5 would eventually be incorporated into Microsoft’s 70-576 exam programming frameworks for mobile app development, he said no plans had been announced on this as yet.With regard to the growing popularity of HTML5, Quek pointed to the fact that Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 9, which is included in the Windows Phone Mango update, is already hardware-accelerated and supports the Web specification.

One of the most annoying aspects of Internet life may prove to be key in eradicating one of the most challenging viruses in real life. Apparently, Microsoft’s 70-576 exam spam filtering research may prove beneficial in the fight to ban HIV from our bodies. The software giant says it is teaming up with members of the Ragon institute to take on HIV by supplying computing resources as well as MSR’s experience building email spam filters.Similarities were found with the viruses’ elusive nature and the way spammers evolve their tactics to climb over spam filters for Hotmail, Outlook and Exchange.