Microsoft Archive
Archives for November 2014
Modern search engines are able to chronicle all of human learning -- the National Enquirer, OK and Us Weekly, all of it.
Choose carefully among the Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals.
Currently, search results are scrubbed only in Google’s country-specific domains.
The latest headache for Microsoft in China.
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Microsoft wants to know how much the government is spending to sue it.
No delay while Samsung pursues arbitration in Hong Kong.
Plus, Samsung’s plans to shrink its smartphone lineup, the wait for Apple’s trillion-dollar market cap and a grooming tip for Larry Ellison.
The software maker plans to announce a technology and sponsorship deal on Tuesday.
Plus, more net neutrality silliness from Comcast, Tim Armstrong’s eau de table and Punktendo.
Plus, the difference between SoLoMo and HoMo, Jennifer Lawrence on Twitter and Street Fighter II impressions.
It hits a low price, but it won’t have LTE, NFC or wireless charging.
The company’s Firefox browser, which marks its 10th anniversary today, helped spark a wave of thinking about “open” in modern life.
Plus, Obama urges the FCC to grow a pair, and Satya Nadella uses “Apple” and “Google” in a sentence.