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Siri’s ability to speak and recognize various languages is impressive, but Microsoft is not to be outdone. Microsoft Research labs has demoed a new prototype software that could be the next big step toward a so-called “universal translator” device, one that can instantly flip one language into another and back again so a conversation can be carried on between two people even when neither can understand the other’s language. 
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Microsoft has patented a technology for tracking employee work habits by monitoring e-mails, phone calls and even mannerisms in video conferences.
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