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This time no promise of monetary reward, but something almost as good for many. The newest campaign to get you to use the search upstart is a natural tie-in.
In a campaign to get you to use their decision engine, you can pick up some wi-fi usage after searching with Bing.
Maximum PC explains the rest of [...]

Microsoft owns the web. If you look at the time that Microsoft applications spend connected to it, the previous statement is proven without question. Who would think that a lowly IM application would be considered king of all in usage.
The take from  Download Squad -
To some of you, this might be a shock. To the [...]

The version 3 of Google’s Chrome browser is now considered stable, and does have some fixes for some things that were causing some to wonder why things were not functioning well. ( But the new and fun stuff is found in the version 4 builds.)
The stable version of Google’s Chrome browser has just received an [...]

It seems as though Microsoft is getting the bump by some manufacturers here in the U.S,, as Sony, for one, is shipping its VAIO notebooks with Chrome as the default browser.
Everyone who reads certainly must know by now that Internet Exploder is the slowest  of the most used browsers, and it has only been in [...]

New results indicate that Google Chrome gets faster, always nice, but is also starting to gain features. One of those features is currently an Opera exclusive, which will synchronize bookmarks across all of the user’s machines.
The sync feature is done using the same protocol as Google Talk, which may or may not be better than [...]

Did you watch the concert last Sunday night on YouTube? I watched most of it, and I was happily surprised at the actual quality of the feed.
Unlike the Microsoft Live Earth proceedings, there was no cutting in and out, nor was the overall video quality as grainy (going full screen on my 1680 x 1050 [...]

With the latest builds of Opera, another ability is released to the public, that no other browser allows (this is getting to be a habit, for those not paying attention).
For the Opera user, there  have been many little applets, which Opera calls Widgets. The Widgets are much like the applets originally released in the product [...]

Amazon speaks glowingly about the Kindle, Sony has decided to put its hat in the ring, and put another reader out for public consumption. It seemed that a few others were going to come out with their version of the paperless book, all with one fatal flaw – the reader was locked – DRM.
Now Google [...]

It happens with every iteration of memory. The point at which the newest form becomes the least expensive, in a bid to become most popular. That point has been reached with DDR3; as it is now just a tad more reasonably priced that DDR2. It is not the most popular memory type, but after Christmas, [...]

The man who believes that everything (including air) should have a price stated that Google is stealing from him, because the search engine is linking to his content without payment.
The man seems to believe that the search engine will be doing the reading I suppose, because the indexing of content is done without human intervention. [...]

Have you ever wondered why there is so much differentiation in all the various browsers based upon the WebKit [engine]?
I must admit, I haven’t given it that much thought, but after reading an article in InfoWorld, I must admit I was not fully in possession of the facts. (as an Opera user, I think that [...]

The people at Twitter have gone to the big boys on the block, Microsoft and Google, to see if a deal can be struck for some cash, in anticipation of possible data mining for either of those companies.
Pretty sharp.
Amongst all the blather, there might actually be some of that ‘loose lips sink ships’ worthwhile information.
AllThingsD [...]

No, this is not a slam on the iPhone, or Apple. I am a fan of both; if there was a way to get a an iPhone with support, I’d have one.
Unfortunately, Mr. Jobs screwed the pooch on his choice of providers to align with, as AT&T has been, and perhaps always will be, the [...]

For users of the Google browser, and there are more all the time, a slew of new themes have been released, including some with the designer touch!
Names known to the followers of fashion, such as Todd Oldham and Marc Ecko, have allowed their designs to become incorporated into themes, making the browser a bit more [...]

Everyone not hiding under a rock is aware that there is a war on, between the Microsoft and Google camps, placing many in the crossfire. The first to be part of the casualties was the user base of Yahoo, who were thrown under the bus, as the CEO of Yahoo decided that cash up front [...]