Monday, August 3rd, 2009
Ok, ok, I know- Am I kidding?
But stick with me here for a sec. In the end, what’s really going to change? The search merger between Yahoo! and Microsoft is exciting news; It’s a huge deal- between the two companies. And with this morning’s news that Yahoo! and Bing took in a combined 20.36% of the market share last month, I say: Didn’t we think it was more like 28% last week? I have to say, I don’t expect a revolution from this search partnership when it comes to the end user. By now, I’m sure you know: (more…)
Tags: bing, google, microsoft, opinion, partnership, search, Search Engines, search partnership, Yahoo
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Friday, July 31st, 2009
What do you call it when everyone in the Internet industry blogs about the same thing?
Another wire on the Search Engine War front!
Tags: bing, bing-hoo, binghoo, microsoft, partnership, search engine, Yahoo
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Monday, July 13th, 2009
In the beginning of this software comparison, I shared my thoughts on login and the inbox/compose features of GMail and Microsoft Outlook. Today, I want to check out the calendar, contacts and tasks features of each e-mail software.
Tags: Chrome, compare, comparison, e-mail, email, gmail, google, microsoft, microsoft outlook, outlook, Software, software comparison
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Friday, July 10th, 2009
Outlook vs. Gmail? In anticipation of the release of Google’s Chrome OS, I’m wondering how Google plans to pull off the switch from desktop to dashboard when it comes to software. I have been using Microsoft Word for as long as I can remember. I don’t even know half of what I want to about Excel, and I’m pretty tight with Outlook, (we see each other every day.) So how will Google reproduce the functionality of Microsoft Office and get the mainstream public to adapt?
Tags: compare, comparison, e-mail, email, gmail, google, mail, microsoft, microsoft outlook, outlook, Software, software comparison
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Thursday, June 11th, 2009
The online video impact has caused a lot of changes, and is one of the factors that influenced Microsoft in creating their own content delivery network, the “Edge Computing Network.” (ECN) An article by Janko Roettgers on NewTeeVee.com says that Microsoft’s bandwidth has been growing from 30-100 percent annually, and a large portion of that growth is from online video. The amount of video data in relation to Microsoft’s total data delivery has grown from 10% in 2007 to an expected 55% in 2010.
Tags: content delivery, microsoft, online video, streaming video, video growth, video impact, video search
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