Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) said late Wednesday that fiscal third-quarter earnings declined slightly from a year earlier, but revenue rose due to stronger sales of the its Windows software products.

Microsoft's (NASDAQ:MSFT) fiscal second-quarter profit fell slightly from a year earlier, still beating expectations, with the Office software suite and Xbox consoles boosting revenues.

Software giant Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) late Thursday posted first-quarter earnings that matched estimates, helped by strong corporate sales but offset by a flat PC market among consumers.

The world’s largest software company said that it would ensure all of its devices, including Kinect, Windows Phone and Outlook, would soon support Skype

Microsoft’s first quarter earnings for the 2010 financial year have justified our view on the stock that it simply required some time for the company to release its latest version of Windows and for businesses to start spending on IT again.

Activision Blizzard (NASDAQ:ATVI), the world's biggest video games publisher, late Wednesday posted first-quarter sales and profit that beat analysts’ estimates.

Video games publisher Electronic Arts (EA)(NASDAQ:EA) late Monday posted fiscal fourth-quarter earnings that beat estimates as it lowered its outlook for the current quarter.

Activision Blizzard (NASDAQ:ATVI) said late Tuesday that third-quarter earnings tripled on strong demand for its video games.

Synchronica delivered solid interim results this morning that included a strong increase in recurring revenues. After expanding its operations into the North American market via its recent acquisition of a Nokia mobile messaging subsidiary it expects to grow its market share further

The company, which in early 2010 announced its partnership with AT&T, is responsible for the ProntoForms business application, which does away with paperwork and redundant data entry, allowing field workers in the retail inspection field, for example, to fill business forms from Apple, Blackberry, Android, or Microsoft-powered devices as required.