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Surprise: Windows 7 Passes Mac OS X in Market Share

Windows 7 is doing well, which gives the number crunching crowd an opportunity to compare it with Mac OS X – if only for a moment. According to Internet metrics company Net Applications, Windows 7 last weekend powered (on average) 5.07% of PCs, while in that week Mac OS X (in all its iterations) powered around 5% of computers worldwide. Since Windows’ overall market share is 92.64%, it’s...

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Microsoft's Ray Ozzie: 'Nobody's going to be 100% open'

By Scott M. Fulton, III , Betanews Over the last five years, Microsoft has undergone a gradual, but significant, shift in its public image, a shift toward interoperability and a willingness to play more fairly in competitive markets. At the same time, it remains a commercial software producer committed to the protection of its proprietary intellectual property. Openness, as CEO Steve Ballmer explained...

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Chris Liddell to Exit as Microsoft CFO; Peter Klein to Take Over Role

Chris Liddell will be leaving his role as Microsoft's Chief Financial Officer at the end of 2009. Replacing him will be Peter Klein, who has been corporate vice president and CFO of Microsoft's Business Division (MBD). Here's the official Steve Ballmer statement on the matter: Chris and his finance team have accomplished a great deal over the past four and a half years. The team is deep and strong,...

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Microsoft Announces CFO Changeover

Chris Liddell, who's served as Microsoft's chief financial officer for four and a half years, intends to leave the company rather soon. Microsoft announced that Peter Klein will be transitioning in over the next month, and then Liddell will depart at the end of the 2009. It should comfort Microsoft fans and/or shareholders to know that Liddell isn't leaving in any sort of disgrace; CEO Steve Ballmer...

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Microsoft names new CFO

US software giant Microsoft announced on Tuesday that chief financial officer Chris Liddell will leave the company at the end of the year. The Redmond, Washington-based Microsoft said Liddell, 51, a New Zealander, would be replaced by Peter Klein, 47, currently the CFO of Microsoft's Business Division. "Chris and his finance team have accomplished a great deal over the past four and a half years,"...

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Chris Liddell Leaving Microsoft

Big news for the Kiwis out there – Microsoft CEO Chris Liddell is leaving the company at the end of the year. The Microsoft position was a bit of a coup for New Zealand, one of our own filling a high profile role for a (very) high profile company. Liddell himself seems upbeat, saying that; My time at Microsoft has been an outstanding experience, and I am delighted to be leaving the company in...

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Windows 8 in 2012, Maybe - But With 128bit Architecture?

The blog Microsoft Kitchen (motto: "Serving up some seriously tasty Microsoft," which for some inexplicable reason creeps me out) posted two roadmap slides--purportedly shown by Microsoft during PDC 2009 in Los Angeles-- suggesting that both the next Windows Server and Windows 8 would be released in 2012. The rumor mill has been churning busily away on Windows 8 for some time. Earlier in...

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Windows 7 vs. Windows Vista

Windows 7’s overall superiority to Windows Vista has translated into the latest iteration of the Windows client, leaving its predecessor in the dirt in terms of commercial success as well. Windows 7 RTM has been embraced by over three times more customers compared to Vista RTM in the first week on the market alone. Market research company, The NPD Group, indicated that initial sales of the boxed,...

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Bing Wallpaper Downloader for iPhone

I don’t have an iPhone (not surprisingly I don’t want to have Steve Ballmer jumping on it ) but if I did one of the first apps I would have is the Bing Wallpaper Downloader for iPhone so I can look at all those beautiful bing wallpapers Source : Redmond Pie Thanks to @TaimurAsad for the tip Rob Technorati Tags: Bing , iPhone

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Google's response to the Murdoch - Microsoft deal?

Probably not since the "page info" says it was modified on January 2, 2009. But it should be. It's too perfect! It serves as a sublime retort to the nihilism of Murdoch and bad taste on Microsoft's part. http://www.google.com/microsoft.html It's semi-official, Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation will operate in an internet gated community provided by Microsoft's latest attempt at a viable...

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Microsoft, Murdoch vs. Google: Smart move, or sheer madness?

Steve Ballmer wants to beat Google. Rupert Murdoch wants his publications to make money. So they've been hatching a plan to remove the Wall Street Journal and other News Corp. properties from Google, with Microsoft paying Murdoch to give Bing exclusive access -- setting a precedent for other online publishers that would ultimately force Google to follow suit or score millions of new users for Microsoft's...

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Microsoft once more proves you can indeed buy stupidity

I am not sure if you can put a price on stupidity or not; but I am pretty sure that if you could weasel out of Steve Ballmer how much this possible getting into bed with the newspaper giants is going to cost you’d have a pretty good idea. When the news broke late yesterday it [...]

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Windows 7, one month later

In October, hoping to reduce expectations in advance of Windows 7's launch, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer noted that Windows Vista also received favorable reviews from testers prior to its launch. "I am optimistic," he told Bloomberg News in an interview about Windows 7, "but the proof will be in the pudding."

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Murdoch-Microsoft Deal In the Works

Hugh Pickens writes "The Financial Times reports that Microsoft is in discussions to pay Rupert Murdoch's News Corp, owner of newspapers ranging from the Wall Street Journal of the US to The Sun of the UK, to 'de-index' its news websites from Google, setting the scene for a search engine battle that could offer a ray of light to the newspaper industry. Microsoft is desperate to catch Google in...

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Windows 7 is Microsoft's best-selling OS yet says Ballmer

Window 7 has achieved record sales levels - more than double those of previous operating system (OS) releases - a triumphant Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer told a shareholders' meeting last week.