Saturday, March 28, 2009

Microsoft byting away @ Yahoo



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If Yahoo (YHOO) employee defections to Microsoft (MSFT) continue apace there may come a day when Redmond will no longer need to buy the struggling company’s search business. It will already have acquired it.

First Sean Suchter, VP of Search Technology at Yahoo,left to become general manager of Microsoft’s Silicon Valley Search Technology Center. Then Yahoo search scientist Qi Lu followed him, tapped as president of Microsoft’s Online Services Group. And soon after that Larry Heck, former VP of search & advertising sciences at Yahoo Labs, accepted a job in the R&D department of the software giant’s online services division. Now Yahoo alum Jan Pedersen has joined them as well. Admittedly Pedersen arrives at Microsoft by way of Amazon’s A9.com. But prior to that gig, he was Chief Scientist and VP, Search and Advertising Technology Group, at Yahoo.

Apparently, Microsoft is going to combine its search business with Yahoo’s one way or the other.




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Gotta mobile but it's not smart, just buy the smart....


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AT&T is following in the T-Mobile in Germany and Bougyues in France, cutting a deal to bundle a netbook with its mobile data connectivity. It’s turning to Radio Shack to distribute the Acer Aspire One netbook for $99.99, bundled with a two-year contract for a $60 per month data plan.

Radio shack is a name & a store you may not have thought of but do.




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Saturday, March 7, 2009

Fox browser releases update w/ 5 security Fixes


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Fixed several security issues 3 were critical, 1 high, and 1 low. This put Firefox at 3.0.7 now. Update now.

# Fixed several stability issues.
# Official releases for the Estonian, Kannada, and Telugu languages are now available.
# Items in the "File" menu show as inactive after using the "Print" item from that menu - switching to a new tab restores them (bug 425844). This issue has been fixed.
# For some users, cookies would appear to go “missing” after a few days (bug 444600).
# Mac users of the Flashblock add-on, experienced an issue where sound from the Flash plug-in would continue to play for a short time after closing a tab or window (bug 474022).
# Fixed several issues related to accessibility features.

Update now, http://en-us.www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/3.0.7/releasenotes/



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