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Google Chrome OS challenges Windows 7, while Microsoft Gazelle takes on Google Chrome browser - Jul 8, 2009

Blogs The fight between Google and Microsoft is heating up after Google announced its intention to enter the OS market via Google Chrome. Yes, Chrome, which started as a browser, is now ... Read story »

Gmail exits beta after five years - Jul 8, 2009

Crave Earlier on today we took a potato out of the microwave. It wasn't done, so back in it went. A few minutes later, it was ready. That's basically the story ... Read story »

Tmax Window event has ended but mystery still remains - Jul 12, 2009

Blogs July 7, TmaxCore finally showed off its new OS event with a crowd of invited media, IT industry people and bloggers. The show took a few hours but the actual OS ... Read story »

Google's Chrome OS on Netbooks doesn't scare Microsoft - Jul 13, 2009

Crave While it may not have the same buzz as a new iPhone, Google's announcement of a new computer operating system based on its Chrome Web browser, has certainly set tongues wagging ... Read story »

Microsoft to make Undo obsolete with paste preview in Office 2010 - Jul 14, 2009

Crave In Office 2010, Microsoft is hoping to cut down on the need for the undo button by introducing the ability to preview different paste options before committing to one. It ... Read story »

Survey found businesses planning to skip Windows 7 - Jul 14, 2009

Crave Although plenty of businesses skipped Windows Vista, a significant number of corporations have no plans to quickly move to Windows 7, according to a new survey. The survey, which received ... Read story »

What Bill Gates says about Google's Chrome OS - Jul 16, 2009

Crave To Bill Gates, Google's Chrome OS looks a lot like a familiar foe: Linux. "There's many, many forms of Linux operating systems out there and packaged in different ways and booted ... Read story »

Gates believes Natal will bring gesture recognition to Windows - Jul 16, 2009

Crave Microsoft doesn't just want to bring gesture recognition to the Xbox with Project Natal. It also wants the technology in Windows, according to a very good source--Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates. ... Read story »

For most people, a Netbook is powerful enough - Jul 20, 2009

Blogs My cousin has just entered college and the fashion accessory of choice these days is a laptop. Naturally, for her student budget, I recommended that she get a Netbook. I've been ... Read story »

Vista Home Basic: Upgrade to Windows 7 without losing your data - Jul 24, 2009

Crave In most Windows 7 coverage, Vista Home Basic users are left out because Microsoft does not offer a direct upgrade path to Windows 7. For this group of consumers, switching to ... Read story »

SF4 and business and office horseplay - Jul 24, 2009

Blogs Street Fighter 4 for the PS3 was great, but... you see, PS3s are expensive, and some guys have Xbox 360s and some have PS3, and we can't play against each other. ... Read story »

When will be the portable Xbox system appear? - Jul 24, 2009

Crave A popular portable Xbox mockup. It's no surprise Microsoft is flirting with the idea of jumping into the handheld market. While the company has found success with the Xbox 360, ... Read story »

Microsoft partnering Warner Bros. for Halo animation - Jul 24, 2009

Crave An obviously staged shot of Master Chief "in action". A few years back in 2003, when the new Matrix movies were debuting, Warner Bros. also released a straight-to-video compilation of animated ... Read story »

Palm webOS 1.1 for Pre brings back iTunes syncing - Jul 24, 2009

Crave Oh, snap! Things just got a little more heated between Palm and Apple. On Thursday, Palm released webOS 1.1 for the Palm Pre, which, among other things, brings back iTunes syncing ... Read story »

Malaysian students help meet United Nations Millennium Goals, win Microsoft Imagine Cup awards - Jul 27, 2009

Blogs The Imagine Cup is a global student technology competition sponsored by a name that everyone in the urban world knows well--Microsoft. This year, the participation was as high as 300,000 students ... Read story »

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