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Industry tracker comScore on Friday released a study showing that Internet users in September spent more time at Microsoft websites that at any other online properties. Full Article at The Independent
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The key selling point for Windows 7, as emphasized in a concerted advertising campaign that stretches across both TV and the Web, is that it's leaner, simpler and faster. It doesn't have to complete the phrase "faster than ..." Full Article at TechNewsWorld
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Microsoft's program of early low-cost pre-sales, high visibility marketing, and aggressive deals helped make the Windows 7 software launch successful. In a slow environment for packaged software Windows 7 brought a large number of customers into the software aisles.
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Experienced computer users have a specific routine that they go through whenever they install a new operating system. Full Article at GHacks Technology News
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Question: I was going to buy Windows 7. I know Microsoft was offering discounts for preordering. But I missed out. Is Microsoft running any deals now? Answer: Microsoft is currently offering 58 percent off a Windows 7 upgrade. There's a catch, though. Full Article at Leaf Chronicle
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ComScore Nov. 6 said some 27 billion hours were spent on the Internet by 1.2 billion worldwide Internet users in September 2009. Microsoft Web sites led the way, but 70 percent of the time spent on its sites was through Windows Live Messenger. Full Article at eWeek
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MUNICH, GERMANY - OCTOBER 07: Chief Executive Officer of Microsoft Corporation Steve Ballmer looks on during a news conference on October 7, 2009 in Munich, Germany. Ballmer talked about the upcoming launch of the new Windows 7 computer operating system. View Photo »
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Microsoft and Google are known as the two companies that have historically used brain teasers in the interview process ... Candidates usually react in one of two ways. Some dismiss puzzle or estimation questions as ridiculous; others clam up under the stress of an unfamiliar question. As far-fetched as ...
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Microsoft’s much sought-after COFEE law-enforcement forensic tool has leaked onto the Internet. One user uploaded it to private tracker What.cd to collect a huge 1.6tb bounty. Full Article at Torrent Freak
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It illustrates the ability of Red Hat virtualisation to virtualise disk and network IO in both scale-up and scale-out scenarios. Full Article at AME Info
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Microsoft and Google are known as the two companies that have historically used brain teasers in the interview process ... Candidates usually react in one of two ways. Some dismiss puzzle or estimation questions as ridiculous; others clam up under the stress of an unfamiliar question. As far-fetched as ...
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Motorola's MC3100 is a strong example of a device offering a choice of Microsoft operating systems with the versatility enterprise customers demand for productivity and a rich set of programming tools for application developers.
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Microsoft is pleased to work with Motorola to extend the power of the PC by fueling the rich user experiences and streamlined connectivity enterprise users and consumers demand from emerging specialized devices
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This report does not cover the periods after Microsoft Security Essentials or Windows 7 was released ... It should be interesting to see the next version [of the report] since Microsoft will have data from those products.
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When it was just us and Microsoft, the story was very simple — it was the little guy versus the giant ... Now you’ve got heavy hitters like Microsoft, Google and Apple all competing, which make the stories a lot more interesting.
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The companies that you mention (IBM and Microsoft) made mistakes years ago that hopefully we're not making ... Hopefully the mistakes that we're making now won't put us in those kinds of predicaments.
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The Windows 7 launch was a big deal for Microsoft. Windows Vista was a train wreck
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In order to counter its declining revenue trend throughout 2009, Microsoft has been pulling out all stops to promote Windows 7
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in the future, Apple will excel as they build innovative products to take advantage of mobile apps. Because of the closed software/hardware Apple ecosystem, this company is better positioned for growth than any company in the history of technology. 100,000 apps available through the App Store makes it d...
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Certainly marketers are concerned with reach, so this is important. With the Microsoft-Yahoo deal, you get a stronger second player, so search marketers will take them more seriously
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We still use Microsoft Word and Excel when creating documents, but if there is a document being produced that needs collaboration or dissemination company-wide, it usually runs through Google Docs
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There are ongoing informal discussions between the European Commission and Microsoft and Yahoo on their search engine partnership
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As expected, Microsoft and Yahoo have received requests for additional information about the agreement
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The best thing that could happen to Microsoft would be successes by Apple (AAPL) or Google (GOOG) that cause a significant loss of sales and market share. The shock would create a sense of urgency and cause the leaders to clean house.
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Demand for PCs and hardware did not turn strong after the launch of Windows 7 in late October and is unlikely to do so in 2009 due to most Windows Vista users not needing to replace their PCs in order to upgrade to Windows 7, while some users are waiting for Microsoft to release Windows 7's first servic...
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I read it the same way I read fanboys. Like there’s a guy who bought the Sony platform and he’s a Sony guy, so he decides he’s going to spend a certain percentage of his time bashing Microsoft. And there’s a guy on Microsoft doing the same thing. Those guys are childish and narrow minded, it’s the same ...
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Microsoft is delivering three critical patches and three important patches, none of which impact Windows 7 ... Three of the November patches, however, appear to be updates to or re-releases of patches that were issued last month including Live Communications Server 2005 and Office Communications Server ...
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In addition to Microsoft's round of patches, a bug has been discovered in Linux that gives untrusted users root access. Red Hat has patches available for versions 4 and 5 of RHEL and MRG
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The Microsoft-Yahoo agreement does apply outside the United States
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Android is taking the place of what Microsoft wanted to be, the licensed operating system for smart phones
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Warner Home Video is proud to partner with Microsoft to bring this video game phenomenon to fans in an altogether different entertainment medium
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Let's leave it to Microsoft to do their browser, Google do theirs, Mozilla do theirs, and so on. Whenever you try to do multiple browsers in one - remember Netscape? - it messes things up badly
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Google's move against Microsoft 's SharePoint
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