Get an extra email address. QUOTE Ever dreamed of the perfect Yahoo! Mail address? One
that mirrors your passion? Or maybe just the name your mother gave you at birth? We´ve just opened
up new "dot" addresses to all Mail users. Now get an extra email address like stunt.racer@yahoo.com
or poetry.stud@yahoo.com or whatever.youwant@yahoo.com. It´s absolutely free. Use it just as you
would for your primary address (which of course you can still use). To make things handy, you can
send and receive email from either address from the same inbox. But hurry, the good n...

microsoft and recently announced about a new hardware which would take digital lifestyle to next
generation. it is like a table where you can do almost everything which could be done on pc. put a
glass and it will shine. put credit card on it and start doing shopping. put mobile and start puting
songs in it. put pictures and it will scan them and save it. i think tis is a facinating peice of
work. it was start building in 2004 and will hit sheilves in about 2008. for more information go to
www.microsoft.com/surface...

Hey all As a supporter of open source software and a user of Linux, I am angered at Microsuck's
latest actions and lawsuit threats towards Linux Kernel, GUI, OpenOffice.org, and many other open
source applications. All I have to say is, why the wait? Most of the stuff they're COMPLAINING
violates their patents is OLDER or JUST AS OLD as Windows. Also, they're leaving a lot out of
the lawsuits: Linux is based off of UNIX so they would have to then sue the creators and/or users
of UNIX... but wait, it gets better! They would then have to sue Apple because...

Microsoft has released a new development platform (I think it is) called Microsoft SilverLight. It
is supposed to bring rich, interactive, streaming media into a cross-browser, cross-platform
environment. (Personally, I think they are ignoring Opera). The development team is working hard to
get this running on Firefox as well as Internet Explorer. They are adding support for "major,
leading browsers" quickly and efficiently when possible. Macintosh users (for Mac OS X) can also
download this application which is under 2MB in size. You can download SilverLight 1.0 Beta ...

QUOTE Hewlett-Packard Co. is strengthening ties to Microsoft Corp. to provide a broadened
portfolio of business software products to the enterprise market while delivering a competitive blow
to rival IBM. HP and Microsoft yesterday announced a joint $300 million, three-year investment
to sell five different types of enterprise technology: * Messaging and unified communications,
including e-mail, instant messaging and videoconferencing. * Collaboration and content
management software, which allows geographically dispersed employees to collaborate on tex...

QUOTE Microsoft Codename Max is your opportunity to try a new, exciting and constantly evolving
experience from Microsoft. Today Max lets you make beautiful photo slideshows to share with your
family and friends. And it recently began showing you the latest news updates from around the world.
What will Max do next? Stay tuned! You can try out Microsoft Max if you have Windows XP SP2.
Features currently provided by Max: 1.Catchup on the news 2.Create beautiful albums(including 3D
mantle view) 3.Share your photos Source: Microsoft Max Note: Pls remember tha...

Well, well, well. It looks like Yahoo and IBM want a piece out the Google search empire. The two
are reportly teaming up in a joint venture to offer a free data search tool that will be geared
towards businesses that offer better Yahoo search results. The search product should be a huuuge
success since IBM already sells a business focused search product called OmniFind that allows
businesses to search through internal documents. You couple this with the Yahoo search platform and
wallah! Better search results! Check out the link below to read the article. Its...

Microsoft Word Security Issue Microsoft announces that there are some security problems with many
different versions of Word. Microsoft claims that users might get the virus from accidentally
opening a Word document sent by an unknown sender. They also claim that they will try to fix it by
December 12th. The source article: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/...ory/929433.mspx
Personally, I think most problems would be solved if people simply didn't open email attachments
from unknown senders. I mean usually there is no reason to be opening an attachme...

I've been watching this Webcast on Novell's website about the "merger" between Microsuck and
Novell. If you haven't realized it, it's Microsuck's attempt to spread it's evil
monopolist ways into a GOOD company. The entire thing is BS. Microsoft interested in Open Source
software (SuSE linux)??? NO WAY! Not only can't Steve Ballmer say "Free software" (see this
slashdot article: http://it.slashdot.org/it/06/11/13/1432221.shtml) but he can't even
pronounce "SuSE". He says about 5 variations.. Also, SuSE Enterprise Linux is going to h...

Microsoft Live Mesenger 8 BETA and Yahoo Messenger 8 with Voice BETA are now allowing users to
add contacts from each others' service. That means a user of MSN messenger or Windows Live
Messenger 8 BETA as it's called now can add, view status, send an instant message, include
emoticons and send nudges/buzzes to contacts who are using Yahoo Messenger. As of now, you
can't send or share files, view common backgrounds, winks and other more complex actions between
the two services. The same also applies to users of Yahoo Messenger with Voice 8 - they can ad...

On CnnMoney.com, I read today (June 19) that "sources say" Microsoft is developing a music service
and device to compete with Apple's iPod and iTunes. It will be a pay-per-download service with
an optional "all you can eat" monthly payment. It's supposed to be more user-friendly as far as
finding new artists or having a music community online. I guess that's the big hook, because
obviously it's not going to work with anything but WMP PlaysForSure devices. The sources said
that they already saw a prototype of the device and heard the great things about ...

hi.. check out at there site... http://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtualpc/default.mspx its
completely free as in free beer... its been a long long time since microsoft distributed something
free of cost... (actually i dont remember any microsoft product completely free)...

ATTENTION ALL GAMERS and other beta testers, I saw when I was going and using VB8 Express, you
recieved rewards, like icons, an e-book, etc, but I also saw on the 'Other Betas' Part,
Microst was letting you test games for them. So I thought I'd post it here. Try it out!
Register for an Express program and go to Claim rewards and then on the menu on the right click
'Other Betas' and try betas of Office 2007, Game Studios and more! /biggrin.gif"
style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":D" border="0" alt="biggrin.gif" /> Enjoy, souradipm...

Summary : Microsoft included a "save to PDF" and XMS (their format to 'rival' pdf) feature
in the office 2007 beta, which has been made available to the public for quite some time now. While
adobe does sell their own product to create PDFs (around 240$ I believe), this feature has been
included in Apple software, OpenOffice.org and some others for quite some time. Yet when Microsoft,
their so-called business partner, jumped on the bandwagon Adobe threatened to counter with legal
action. They wanted Microsoft to remove the feature from the retail versio...

Microsoft released screenshots and information at PDC 2005 on its future plans for Office. They
re-design the whole user interface for Office 12. (The UI looks very samilar to Apple Mac OS X) and
lots of feature have been added. from the screenshots, The tool bar is so big. looks like you need
a much bigger screen to use these Office 12 will enter into beta by the end of the year. source:
Neowin ...

Here's how you can get yourself a free USB thumb drive from Microsoft : They're stuffing
a USB memory stick / flash drive with information and FAQs on licensing, how to get legal copies of
Windows, best use practices and other info that the marketing pundits at Microsoft believe at least
some people will go thru in return for a free USB thumb drive. Once you get it, you're free to
erase the data on it and use it as you wish, I suppose. Otherwise, they might have just burnt the
info on a CD and sent that to you. There is a catch though, the site mentions...

Microsoft unveils Windows Vista 2 There has been news that the 2nd beta version of Vista has
been released.It is also said that they will be releasing it soon. The hardware specs has also been
released. QUOTE Hardware requirements for a Vista Capable PC are a modern processor with a
speed of at least 800 MHz, 512MB of system memory, and a graphics processor that is DirectX 9
capable. A Windows Vista Premium Ready PC has a good deal more requirements. It must have at least
a 1 GHz 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor, 1GB of system memory, 128MB of graphics m...

Today I got my Maximum PC magazine and I found this in the Fun Size News section: QUOTE When
questioned abiut the open-source office-suite rival OpenOffice.org, Microsoft execs recently said
the free office suite was great - for someone living in 1996. "OpenOffice is really designed to
solve the problems that Microsoft focused on 10 years ago," said Alan Yates of Microsoft.
"OpenOffice is fine if you have very limited needs. Count us as folks with "limited needs" then;
Editor in Chief Will Smith used OpenOffice exclusively for most of 2004. I guess you can also...

Microsoft is testing lots of their online services recently, such as Windows Messager Live. Now
they are testing their new online service, Office Online. You can go here
http://www.runaware.com/microsoft/en-us/iws/launch and click on “Test Drive” to have a look what it
is. I thought I just logged into other Windows XP system (using VNC) after getting into this system.
You can see the Start button on left bottom corner and some office icons on the desktop. Office
programs can be run by click on those icons just like normal. Most of function of this office works.
The G...

Now MS has their own version of Add-Ons out for IE6 -IE7 Beta 2 in a desperate attempt to catch up
with the extension fever of the mozilla genre of browsers. They've set up a site called
Add-Ons for Internet Explorer which showcases both free and commercial varieties.
QUOTE(InformationWeek) Microsoft on Tuesday launched a site to promote Internet Explorer add-ons
in an attempt to compete with Mozilla Corp.'s long-running site that specializes in extensions
for the open-source Firefox browser. The Add-Ons for Internet Explorer page hosts both free a...

The Microsoft Brand is the most expensive in the world, it's US$ 62 Billions, according to
BrandZ Top Most Powerful Brands published by Millward Brown Optimor, financial harm and ROI of WPP
Group. The Bill Gates company Brand leads the top, followed by GE, with US$ 55,83 Billions,
Coca-cola, with US$41,41 bilions and China Mobile with, US$ 39,168 billions. Other TI
sector companys also stand in good rank positions. Google its at 7th place and his brand worth
US$ 37,445 Bilions and IBM one position after with US$ 36,084 billions. h...

Copied from http://www.navigadget.com/index.php/2006/0...integrates-gps/ QUOTE Welcomely in
the Eos sphere. With the presentation of a study of the new Eos on the CeBIT of this year shows
Volkswagen, like the car by digital maintenance electronics, which was developed by Microsoft,
Inperio and Intel, a mobile Media center of the road becomes. The driving fun and the travelling
comfort of the image carrier Eos are received in connection with a multiplicity of innovative
applications of information the perfect symbiosis. The new Eos becomes the modern Multimedia an...

I found this while checking out Business 2.0's 101 dumb moments in business list and decided I
should post here and share! It appears Microsoft is a bad secret keeper. No really! Today,
they seemed to have prematurely posted lots of good information about the operating system. QUOTE
"Microsoft recently posted a web page designed to test the Windows Vista help system that
included incomplete information about the Windows Vista product line up," a Microsoft spokesman said
in a statement. Apparently Microsoft is making six primary editions and two sp...

Windows live! Microsoft as created the Windows Live series in an attempt to bring everything a
person would need on the Internet closer together and makes everything work faster together.
Integrating AJAX technology into practically every aspect of this new series, this makes everything
on the web related to Microsoft a quick and easy user friendly environment. Now i am currently a
beta tester for Windows Live Mail beta and Windows Live Messenger beta, and in my experience i think
Microsoft has definitely taken a huge step in the right direction. The following inf...

Thanks to Steven Bink for this news update on Office 12. Well I saw Office 12 demo's at IT
Forum where the apps were named Office 2007, also as mentioned earlier on Bink.nu, the name change
of all office apps now have the name Office in them. So "Microsoft Office Word" and not "Microsoft
Word" Now with Office Inline Beta the name Office 2007 appears again, so we can expect to launch
as Office 2007. I also saw Exchange 12 as Exchange 2007, this might change to Exchange 2008 cause
it will be released in Q1 2007. On the other hand marketing would like to see the n...

Yahoo has kicked off a brand new service called Yahoo! Alerts . It enables users to create
alerts based on existing categories or from separate discrete RSS feeds and send them in a variety
of ways. - Alerts can be sent via email to a mailbox that has been registered with the user's
Yahoo account - The service can also be configured to send the alert via Yahoo! Messenger, so
you get it as a message as soon as you login to yahoo messnger. This is due to the fact that Yahoo
Messenger supports offline messaging. - You can arrange to have the alert sent as a te...

Yahoo recently acquired and has developed the code behind Konfabulator. The new system is called
Yahoo! Widgets and is essentially a javasript engine that allows the user to run small apps.
What's different and cool about this is the sheer number of widgets (small applications which do
a wide range of things). Widgets are more usually placed on a user's desktop so they're
constantly in view. Some of the more popular widgets include jazzy looking clocks and calendars,
news and stock tickers, panels that show system resources and much much more. There ...

Microsoft intends to submit file formats for its new Office 12 applications to the European
standards body ECMA International early next month. The document formats is called Microsoft Office
Open XML. XML document formats is available in Office 2003. And in Office 12, it will save documents
by default in the Open XML format. Microsoft will change the license in order to remove all the
barriers for developers working with the file formats. I think that's a good news. If the
document formats is Standardized, i can exchange my assignment without any worry. But, how...