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Recently, Bill Gates announced his intention to improve the quality of security services offered by Microsoft.

On Tuesday, Microsoft officially entered the search engine industry with their official launch of MSN Search.

The other day, Microsoft announced their Windows Genuine Advantage Program, which was designed to reduce piracy of the Microsoft's operating system, would be mandatory if users would like to continue to receive Windows updates.

I'm seeing some amusing reactions to the just released Pew study on Search Engine Users. Disclaimer ...

Microsoft offers a spiffy new service called Microsoft Office Outlook Live and what do people do ... complain of course.

Yesterday, Google launched Picasa 2.0, an updated version of their acquired digital image management software. Reaction to software seemed quite positive, especially those concerning the price tag.

Last Thursday, MSN announced the official beta launch of their search engine. Although a preview had been available on their sandbox site, the launch marked the official unveiling of the company's proprietary search technology to the general public. Reaction to what many view as Microsoft's challenge to Google's throne was swift.