Saturday, September 6, 2008

Microsoft

Concerns Grow Over Microsoft's Plans to Kill Windows XP

CEO Ballmer says company remains committed to deadline, but an outcry could still change its mind. more >>

Microsoft's Live Mesh Is Apparently for Us

Upcoming service aims to share files and programs among users' many devices. more >>

Yahoo Stays on the Hook

A good quarter, but Microsoft still looms. more >>

Microsoft Wields Sarcasm to Defend Vista License

Don't try a cheap Vista install on a new PC—it's illegal. more >>

Microsoft's Online Maps to Steer Around Traffic

Calculations are designed to avoid side routes that might be even worse. more >>

Microsoft Grabs Spotlight in Many Large Funds

Citi says MSFT is the most popular holding in the 50 biggest managed funds. more >>

Citigroup: Yahoo Is a Buy

Analyst thinks Microsoft will sweeten its offer. more >>

Windows Home Server Corrupts Data

Microsoft says bug is rare and won't be fixed until June. more >>

Is Yahoo Worth $40 A Share?

With Murdoch now in the mix, investors survey the possibilities. more >>

MS Windows Frustrates Switch to Digital TV

Media Center blithely ignores new channels. more >>

Bill Miller Sounds Off on Yahoo

Legg Mason guru expects Microsoft to "do what it takes." more >>

Outsourcing: The Search Edition

Citi: Yahoo! could outsource search to Google. more >>

Consumers Favor Google and Yahoo! Over Microsoft

The search giant is much better liked than possible merger partners Yahoo! and Microsoft. more >>

Microsoft Has Confused Its Online Users

If its buyout bid succeeds, the software giant won't be able to resist messing with Yahoo! more >>

Why Microsoft and Yahoo! Won't Shake Google

Web users aren't likely to abandon Google for search, and a merger could be a huge distraction. more >>

Top 5 Microsoft-Yahoo! Enhancements

What a great fit: a user-friendly Web portal and an omnipotent monopoly. more >>

Microsoft's Yahoo! Bid Is a Move on Google

But analysts say Google's advantage in search and online advertising isn't threatened. more >>

Going Home

Spacious electronic storage isn't just for the office anymore. more >>

Microsoft Keyboard Puts Pizazz in the Living Room

A pricey wireless package lights up while controlling Media Center functions. more >>

Microsoft Spoofs Its 'Home Server' Name

The computing giant awkwardly tries to convince consumers that it's OK to bring a server home. more >>

Microsoft Makes Windows Home Server a Tough Sell

It's a good product, but average users may want nothing to do with a network "server." more >>

Facebook Friends Microsoft

For just $240 million, Microsoft has secured a 1.6 percent stake in the social networking site founded by Harvard dropout, Mark Zuckerberg. more >>

Microsoft Extends Windows XP's Life

Market resistance to successor Vista and its problems leads to continued demand for XP. more >>

Microsoft Unveils HealthVault

The site offers information and networking, but it falls short for managing health records. more >>

Bottling a Healthy Idea

A former Microsoft exec's start-up finances cancer research more >>

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