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Microsoft to embed Live services in Windows

Talkback Meaning that if you make it more or less mandatory (highly recommended, default compiler include option, etc) for developers to include Live services libraries into their software the end result would obviously be that plenty of third-party...

About: Microsoft to embed Live services in Windows

[June 21, 2006, 22:50]

Microsoft reveals plans for online services

Talkback Its time for Microsoft to lower their overpriced products and put the focus on the costumer. What ever you do refuse to pay. They offer something that have been free for years. Not the reverse. Go download OpenOffice its free , its safe and its...

About: Microsoft reveals plans for online services

[November 2, 2005, 17:05]

Microsoft reveals plans for online services

Talkback Microsoft basicly mentions basic Portal stuff that's been around for years. They want you to wait for their 1.0 version and then pay for it. My advise is to start investigating solutions that already have years of experience with this.

About: Microsoft reveals plans for online services

[November 2, 2005, 21:29]

Services will be make or break for Microsoft

Talkback Hi Jon, Microsoft is getting behind the action more and more. By now it should be clear to most that Microsoft wouldn't have done a thing with IE7 so, errr, soon if it wasn't for FireFox. And security got the Microsoft PR boost once it was clear...

About: Services will be make or break for Microsoft

[September 17, 2005, 1:50]

Services will be make or break for Microsoft

Talkback If you went by the people in this site yeah Microsoft were on the last legs In the real world 1 million Microsoft licences for the NHS (9 year contract) . Microsoft expanding into other areas, tv and other media, buying AOL, indirectly the space...

About: Services will be make or break for Microsoft

[September 16, 2005, 11:37]

Services will be make or break for Microsoft

Talkback But Microsoft is getting behind the action more and more. It'll take a while before it hits people.

About: Services will be make or break for Microsoft

[September 15, 2005, 22:40]

Microsoft: Web services won't replace software

Talkback Web based services (reasonable priced) won't replace (traditional fat client and insanely licensed) software? And this coming from the company that not that long ago thought that the Internet was for not?

About: Microsoft: Web services won't replace software

[August 1, 2006, 23:52]

Microsoft: Commoditising managed services

Talkback Also, in the world of Microsoft, so far, there's standardized (them) and standardized (us) . The choices Microsoft allows them to make. Perhaps Microsoft understands all to well what freedom of choice really means.

About: Microsoft: Commoditising managed services

[July 12, 2005, 23:26]

Microsoft takes Web services to the home

Talkback What a great idea. Where we currently have an 50 quid inkjet printer that just plugs in and works on almost every OS we can now have the same printer for 100 quid that only works on the latest version of Windows.

About: Microsoft takes Web services to the home

[May 9, 2004, 15:21]

Microsoft to embed Live services in Windows

Talkback ooooh

About: Microsoft to embed Live services in Windows

[July 11, 2006, 20:41]

Microsoft reveals plans for online services

Talkback The thing that seperates us from animals is the ability to gamble and bet. Have you seen pacific poker cheatting betting on real money? The most exciting site pacific poker cheatting http://www.plugqueen.com/pacific-poker-cheats.html pacific poker...

About: Microsoft reveals plans for online services

[December 30, 2005, 22:42]

Services will be make or break for Microsoft

Talkback I'm still trying to figure out if this article is a comment left by a MS basher and the story is somewhere squashed into one line at the top

About: Services will be make or break for Microsoft

[September 15, 2005, 20:21]

Mozilla could form base of a Google browser

Talkback Google started out as a search company but recently they have changed into a provider of very different services. Bringing a Mac GUI to Linux would be pretty cool and if you then add direct access to all the services Google offers (and will be...

About: Mozilla could form base of a Google browser

[September 23, 2004, 10:34]

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Microsoft details Windows Live 'platform'

Talkback Hmmm, making on-line Microsoft web services feature rich spells out spammer, phishing and cracker heaven. Anyway, summing Windows Live up seems to boil down to: focus on more functionality, attract developers whereever they are, flood the markets...

About: Microsoft details Windows Live 'platform'

[June 14, 2006, 23:04]

Texan city runs 'nonemotional' Linux pilot

Talkback Microsoft is always willing to discuss how we can help bring the value of Microsoft products and services to the benefit of consumers and businesses alike. Don't dump our software and we'll give you better services" sounds like "Give me a sweet and...

About: Texan city runs 'nonemotional' Linux pilot

[December 23, 2003, 13:58]

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Zoho socialises Projects 2.0

Blog After a teaser campaign that mentioned integrated Zoho web-based services and a 'popular Microsoft product', Zoho has unveiled Zoho Projects 2.0, which brings together Microsoft Project and a collection of Zoho's online collaboration services.

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Children's charities call for end to 'anarchic Internet'

Talkback As an observer of the growth of the chatroom phenomenom it does rather seem that Microsoft is reacting on the basis that its services COULD be used as a channel for people to entice children into danger.

About: Children's charities call for end to 'anarchic Internet'

[October 5, 2003, 17:15]