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DiscountASP.NET Named Best ASP.NET Hosting Provider for 2009 by …
Posted: 6th September 2010 by Noemi Mayberry in UncategorizedTags: best-value, certified, certified-partner, focused-on-providing, global-leader, microsoft, microsoft-gold, microsoft-windows, net, sql
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Debate Around Password Security Overlooks Universal Logins
Posted: 6th September 2010 by Connor Smith in UncategorizedTags: across-multiple, around-password, convenience, microsoft, obvious, passwords, problem, security
Must include at least one number. Must be longer than six characters. Cannot have more than four sequential characters from your previous seven passwords.
Check Out This Awesome RSS Reader for Windows Phone 7
Posted: 2nd September 2010 by Amy Fabor in UncategorizedTags: design, desktop, facebook, google-reader, holiday, holiday-season, microsoft, postrank, reader, social, want-the-option, windows-phone
Windows Phone 7 will be available in time for the Holiday Season, Microsoft says , and today the company unveiled a beautiful new RSS reading app built by an award winning team of Microsoft 2010 interns. Called Headliner , the app adheres to the design standards of the rest of the OS (delightfully attractive, for Microsoft) and includes most of the features that mobile RSS users will want. See the demo video below and marvel at the slick UI, the clean display of feed items and the social media integration.
5 Plugins for Outlook Users with Gmail Envy
Posted: 2nd September 2010 by Jessica L Turner in UncategorizedTags: file-particular, getting-things, incredible, microsoft, only-interested, outlook, outlook-social, priority-inbox, products, social, social-networking
The announcement of Google ’s Gmail Priority Inbox likely made more than a few enterprise knowledge workers stuck with Microsoft Outlook and drowning in e-mail quite envious of Gmail.
Google and AOL Renew Search Agreement for Another 5 Years
Posted: 2nd September 2010 by Kimberly Scott in UncategorizedTags: analytics-firm, focus-on-mobile, microsoft
Google and AOL just announced that they have renewed their global search alliance for another five years. Google will continue to power search on all of AOLs properties.
Hosting.com Offers SharePoint, Zimbra Virtual Appliances
Posted: 1st September 2010 by Mike Adams in UncategorizedTags: appliance-space, microsoft, the-virtual, virtual, zimbra
Hosting provider Hosting .com has jumped into the virtual appliance space with Zimbra Mail, Microsoft SharePoint offerings.
Microsoft Celebrates IE6 Decline, IE8 Growth
Posted: 1st September 2010 by David Gange in UncategorizedTags: Applications, browser, browsers, explorer, internet, internet-explorer, microsoft, over-the-past, past, people-off-ie6, the-browser
These days, even Microsoft is awaiting the demise of its nearly decade-old Internet Explorer 6. Today, the company looked at August’s browser usage numbers according to Net Applications and announced that “Internet Explorer 6 is at or below 5% in many developed markets”, calling the drop “overall goodness”.
What Cloud Providers Can Learn From Google Buzz and its Downward Slide
Posted: 1st September 2010 by Joe Smith in UncategorizedTags: api, cloud computing, gives-the-user, google-buzz, google-reader, indifference, ivaylo-popov, match-the-deep, microsoft, results, user
They say that the worst part of a dying relationship has nothing to do with love or hate. It’s the indifference that can be excruciating.
Is A More Insidious Industry-Written Net Neutrality Proposal On The Way?
Posted: 1st September 2010 by David Faust in UncategorizedTags: cisco, group, intel, internet, member, microsoft, nokia, recommendations
A an industry group made of dozens of high-profile technology companies including Apple, Microsoft and Nokia, announced “significant progress” on its recommendations on how the Internet should be regulated. It will be interesting to see in what ways how the recommendations from the Information Technology Industry Council will differ from the “policy framework” put forth by Verizon and Google last month that reaffirmed basic principles of an indiscriminate wireline Internet but made an exception for wireless. Sponsor ITIC is working on terms it says will “reflect a broad representation of providers and stakeholders” in the debate over net neutrality that broke out in May after a court case challenged the government’s authority over Internet service providers
Why Only Mac Users Can Watch Apple’s Event Tomorrow
Posted: 1st September 2010 by Will Mills in UncategorizedTags: apple, based-on-open, connection, internet, iphone-or-ipod, Latest, like-the-iphone, making-it-ideal, microsoft, other-streaming, technology, windows
You can watch a live stream of Apple’s fall event tomorrow, the company has announced – but only if you’re using an Apple device. Apple will broadcast the event using its internally-developed HTTP Live Streaming Protocol, which requires either a Mac running Safari on Mac OS X version 10.6, an iPhone or iPod touch running iOS 3.0 or higher or an iPad