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Skype released its app for the Windows Phone. Microsoft pulled an Office for Mac 2011 update from its upgrade servers in response to bugs. Adobe unveiled Creative Suite 6 and the Creative Cloud service. Dropbox updated its desktop, mobile, and Web app software.

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