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Yahoo has officially announced today that the conversion of its organic search to Microsoft’s Bing is now complete. The search alliance between the number two and three search engines has been sealed. This historic landmark in search engine land comes more than a year after Microsoft and Yahoo reached a deal to partner on search.
Microsoft Corporation issued a critical patch on Thursday for Internet Explorer that secures eight vulnerabilities in the world’s most popular browser. Included in the emergency patch is the fix for the IE hole that was exploited in the China-based cyber assault, Operation Aurora, on Google and a collection of other U.S. companies.
Labeled operation “Aurora”, security experts worked diligently to discover the tactics involved in the cyber attack announced by Google on Tuesday. Experts joined forces to investigate and analyze pieces of the malicious code that were identified as the culprits in the attack and have confirmed the cyber attempts to infiltrate
Yahoo and Microsoft reached an ad deal announcing a partnership on Wednesday, July 29 after a long and bumpy road. The two companies have joined forces in an Internet search and advertising partnership to change the search landscape. The joint venture alliance positions the second and third ranking search engines to compete
Microsoft Corporation launched the new search engine, Bing, on June 3, 2009. The Redmond, California software giant’s newest search engine replaces Live Search, which itself replaced MSN Search. Bing brings a fresh new look and marketing strategy for Microsoft.
Microsoft and Yahoo are reportedly discussing a possible advertising agreement. The potential ad alliance would allow Microsoft to sell search ads on Yahoo, and in turn, Yahoo, would display ads on Microsoft properties a person familiar with the situation disclosed.
It may be hard to imagine that five years have passed since Google launched Gmail on April 1, 2004. From exciting beginnings to today’s ability to send “a single 20 megabyte attachment”, Gmail has come a long way. And Gmail is still free.
Internet Explorer 8 was released on March 19, 2009 by Microsoft Corporation. The colossal software company pledges that the newest IE addition version as “Making our web even better… Faster, Easier, Safer”. The company has also announced that Internet Explorer 8 will interpret web pages by default according to strict W3C.
Microsoft Corp. showcased a pre-beta release version of its newest operating system, Windows 7, in a public demonstration on Tuesday at the Professional Developers Conference in Los Angeles. The highly acclaimed next client OS that has been designed to be faster, easier and to connect across personal computers was released to developers. A full Windows [...]
Microsoft Corporation announced that the company plans to provide online versions of its highly productive office products on Tuesday at the Professional Developers Conference in Los Angeles. The online suite will include Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel and OneNote. The lighter Internet editions are part of a strategic move for to embrace web based solutions and [...]
