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Windows Mobile 7

Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 promises to bring together contacts, photos, music and video into one smooth mobile experience. It’s holistic design aims to bring together web content, applications and services into a single view port, making you master of all you survey. Microsoft is introducing the new mobile OS at Mobile World Congress 2010, in [...]

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Microsoft despises Google Buzz

We all know the boom that caused google, google announcing the buzz a couple of days ago. A completely unexpected product, which was incorporated in all gmail accounts. Given the apparent fail a wave of google, is a move that certainly did not expect. Mainly by not having read the rumors about the new service. [...]

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New technology developed by Microsoft for photography: DNA Image

Microsoft together with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) has innovated a New Image DNA Technology to fight against child abuse. Microsoft has done withe their own dedicated Microsoft Research section and Dartmouth College. This Technology is a revolutionary step in the mission of stopping child abuse.
With this Technology of Image DNA, [...]

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The Most Common Microsoft Outlook Express Errors and Their Solutions

Microsoft Outlook Express is just one convenient way of sending and receiving emails and with online communication being a popular trend and also an important medium of communication these days, it is important to keep your outlook express free from errors.
Nothing is perfect which is why these types of applications also experience errors. It is [...]

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About Net Neutrality

I never thought I would need to write about this, because I kind of assumed that in general, people know what net neutrality means. Of course, if everybody knew everything, then I wouldn’t be teaching in a university now, would I? (I’m still shocked when I watch my students write down everything I say. “Wow,” [...]

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Google Apps continues to grow.

While Microsoft and International Business Machines Corp dominate the market for enterprise email, Google is trying to convince businesses to switch to its so-called cloud-based services, In which software is accessed over the Internet and maintained at Google’s data centers instead of on a company’s computers.

Cloud-based services can Provide cost and maintenance savings over traditional [...]

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“Microsoft products are generally bug free.” – Bill Gates

Microsoft’s release of Windows 7 is supposed to hit stores October 22nd. It will hopefully be a favorable alternate option to Windows Vista, which many businesses hesitated to upgrade to due to its many bugs and bothersome problems. With Vista being only 3 years old, Microsoft is obviously desperate to refocus their product and deliver [...]

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Microsoft Bing Riding High On Illegal Pharmaceuticals

Bing has gotten lots of good press recently for its search capabilities and growing market share. But a new report brings not-very-savory charges against the search site, claiming that 90% of pharmacies that advertise on it engage in illegal activity or are fraudulent.
The IDG News Service reports that:
“Microsoft profits by selling online ads on its [...]

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The Open Source

The traditional business model for companies is to create a product and/or provide a service to customers in order to receive payment and hopefully exceed operational costs to generate a profit. However, what happens when you are not creating a product or service, but instead ideas? How do you make a profit? How can you [...]

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Where IE8 and Firefox 3.5 Are Similar

Let’s take a look at some of the features that they each have.
Obviously they both possess a multiple-tab capability. Personally, I like that IE has a tab waiting for you to click to open. Google Chrome has that as well. Firefox now has a little plus sign to allow the same functionality — a small [...]

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IE8 with Windows update

In January we blogged about our plan to distribute IE8 via Automatic Update/Windows Update (for simplicity, we’ll refer to this as Automatic Update for the rest of this blog post). This post provides some additional information about how users and administrators are in control of browser upgrades.
Last week, we released IE8 via Automatic Update to [...]

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