Windows 7 Leaks Continue as New Build Hits BitTorrent
With all the "leaks" of Windows 7 to various sites, it kinda makes you wonder. The latest is Build 7048 in a 64-bit edition.
Microsoft Office: An Advertising Platform
The "Search Dog" wasn’t bad enough? Now Microsoft is going to release an ad-supported "free" version of Office 14.
The Real Reason for Microsoft’s TomTom Lawsuit
Lawsuits are interesting. It appears Microsoft is threatening TomTom to force use of a Microsoft, not Linux, kernel in the product.
Netbook version of Office in the works
Now that netbooks are everywhere, Microsoft is looking at how it can get you interested in putting Office 14 on yours.
EC retires the Microsoft watchdog
The European Commission is relaxing the 2004 anti-trust order against Microsoft saying it no longer needs a full-time nanny.
Mac management for Windows IT folks
Most offices have at least a few Macs, which are a mystery to most Windows admins. This article gives you some tips on getting Macs to meld into a Windows network.
CD and DVD Recycling Campaign Has Grown Worldwide
Recycle your old, unwanted CDs and DVDs. The CD Recycling Center of America will be celebrating its second anniversary this coming Earth Day, April 22, 2009. The Center invites consumers and companies to send in their unwanted CD and DVD discs for recycling, at no charge.
Critical Fix for the Opera browser, New Winamp Flaw
A new patch from Opera closes some holes that could allow remote execution of commands on your PC under Windows XP and Vista.
SendToQuickBase Integrates Microsoft Outlook with Intuit QuickBase
A click of the mouse in SendToQuickBase sends information from Outlook to QuickBase. The information is automatically linked to existing QuickBase records such as a customer, sales lead, or project record.
Microsoft Internally Testing New Search Service dubbed ‘Kumo’
Kumo, Microsoft’s new search engine expected to compete with Yahoo and Google, is currently being tested internally.