Microsoft's Q3 profits reportedly slipped by 0.4 percent and its net income went down by 6.6 percent, inspite of stronger sales of Windows.
According to The Verge, the software company published its Q3 2014 earnings report, and the company has made $5.66 billion in net income on $20.4 billion in revenue.
The company recorded a strong growth in Windows OEM pro revenue, which plummeted by 4 percent.
While there is no confirmation on the number of Surface sales, Microsoft has provided an update on revenue, according to which, Surface amassed 494 million dollars in revenue, up 50 percent.
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