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Microsoft's Internal Anti-Google Ad (YouTube)

Microsoft Internal Google Chrome Bouncing Ball Now Everywhere Parody....

Microsoft's nasty, nasty anti-Google ad magically appears

Please play a game with me. Who dislikes whom more? Google or Microsoft? I only ask because at Wednesday's I/O conference Google's chief preacher, Larry Page, bemoaned what he believes is Microsoft's reluctance to do what Google wants. No, he didn't quite phrase it like that. It was more berating Redmond for allegedly milking Google for its own profits. Yes, just like Google milks you....

Google likes the look of Microsoft multitouch for Web

Google would like to endow Chrome with Microsoft's technology for letting Web applications deal with input from mice, pens, and touch screens. Developers of the Google browser said at the company's Google I/O show here Thursday that Microsoft's Pointer Events approach - built into IE10, Windows 8, and Windows Phone 8, and being standardized at the World Wide Web Consortium - has some real advantages. "We're going to start landing some experimental support in Blink for Pointer Events," said Chrome programmer Rick Byers. Blink is the open-source browser engine at the heart of Chrome. "Hopefully, we'll see it in Chrome at some point in the future."...

Microsoft: Invulnerable software is not possible

Speaking at Microsoft's Security Development Conference in San Francisco this week, Scott Charney, corporate vice president for Trustworthy Computing at Microsoft, detailed Microsoft's journey from just issuing patches when problems occurred to following its own SDL (Security Development Lifecycle) processes, which made security intrinsic to development. "Back in the early days, it was all about whack-a-mole. Problems would occur, patches would issue," said Charney, a former prosecutor....

Want to be a part of the upcoming WinBeta.org re-design?

WinBeta

For the past few weeks, we have been working hard on the next WinBeta.org design. Our goal is to create a cleaner experience that places content first. But, for the first time, we are going to have you help us out with the design!...

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates once again the richest man in the world, valued at $72.7 billion

Bill Gates

Back in 2007, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates was the richest man in the world. He lost that title to Carlos Slim, who has holdings in telecommunications, minings, and other businesses. Gates has now reclaimed the number one spot with a value of $72.7 billion dollars!...

Microsoft's Xbox 360 dominates PS3 and Wii yet again for 28 consecutive months

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Microsoft's Xbox 360 entertainment console remains the top-selling gaming console in the United States for another month, marking 28 consecutive months of success for the company. This trend of dominance continues over the console's main competitors, the Nintendo Wii and Sony PS3....

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Microsoft's Internal Anti-Google Ad (YouTube)

Microsoft's nasty, nasty anti-Google ad magically appears

Google likes the look of Microsoft multitouch for Web

Microsoft: Invulnerable software is not possible

Want to be a part of the upcoming WinBeta.org re-design?

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates once again the richest man in the world, valued at $72.7 billion

Microsoft's Xbox 360 dominates PS3 and Wii yet again for 28 consecutive months

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