Microsoft has just announced that it has reached an agreement with the parent company of Foxconn, Hon Hai.

After we’ve heard about the rumor of Microsoft will built Windows Phone 8 Surface Phone, it’s now we heard another interesting news which confirm from many source, including The MS Nerd Twitter account who post “Microsoft apparently working with Huawei & Mediatek for Surface phone & is hiring camera engineers now”.

The problem of pirated software is very high in mostly Asian country. China is a country with the largest population in the world is experiencing those problems.

Earlier, Lenovo announced that they will not offers upgrade toWin8 for its Win7 users. But now that’s a good news for Lenovo user. They now offers discount for upgrade to Windows 8 for Lenovo buyer who bought Lenovo PC from August 31st 2012 untill December 1st, 2013.

Microsoft has spent many years to fighting software piracy in China. However, the software giant is still looking at China as the good market in their business. The proof, they will add a thousand new employees in Microsoft China.

Windows 8 has been completed by Microsoft and will be marketed late September 2012. The world’s largest software vendor announced that several major computer manufacturers ready to launch a Windows 8 RT-based device.

It’s no secret that Microsoft’s Windows operating system becoming favorite target for hijacker to attack. After applying the method of activation via the internet,  is true since the days of Windows XP, Microsoft has now set up another antidote to later be used to secure the newest operating system, Windows 8 from piracy.

Microsoft has just launched a new email service thats called Outlook, which replaces the Hotmail services. However, one day was launched, Microsoft said via Twitter account saying that there were already a million users who use Outlook email.

Although Windows Phone is Microsoft’s own products, but also try to integrate a variety of Microsoft services.  But it alone leakage Live Messenger this many people use instant messaging services, and obviously Microsoft has already launched the Live Messenger for iOS, BlackBerry, Symbian and other platforms.