If you use Microsoft’s Bing search engine, you can get cash back on purchases. However. It appears some company websites raise their prices to cover the cost.

Over the years Microsoft has gotten a bad reputation for security. This article discusses three things Microsoft got right with Win7 and three things they might want to consider improving for Win8.

01 Communique has released version 7.2 of the I’m InTouch remote access solution with Windows 7 support (32-bit and 64-bit) for both host and remote computers. I’m InTouch is available in a small business or enterprise version.

There was a six-year gap between the release of WinXP and Vista, but only two between Vista and Win7. Now Microsoft is trying to keep up the pace and release Windows 8 by 2012.

Both Symantec and Vupen Security have posted alerts about a newly found bug in Internet Explorer 6 and 7. The flaw affects both IE 6 and 7 on fully patched WinXP SP3, and possibly Vista, systems.

Another bug, affecting all versions of Internet Explorer, has been discovered that could compromise security of PDF documents by exposing their storage location.

Are you one of those people who likes to live life on the edge of technology? Do you download every beta and pre-release you can get your hands on, just so you can have bragging rights to be the first on your block with something new? If you’re one of those people, this might be for you.

Read this OutlookPower article.

Silverlight was launched as a cross-platform solution but is now headed for a Windows-only implementation, if the final version holds true to recent previews.

Microsoft is promising lots of improvements in Internet Explorer 9. This article takes a look at where IE8, and the proposed IE9, stand in regard to other browsers.

If you need to migrate mail from standard EML, EMLX and MSG formats, such as Outlook Express, Vista Mail, Incredimail, Thunderbird, and The Bat, Outlook Import Wizard v2.1.0 can help you. The wizard converts the messages and any attachments for import to Outlook PST files.