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Twelve reasons to respect Windows7 or not
Let us not underestimate the monumental importance of a Microsoft Windows release.
We doyen of the internet are so often inclined to scoff, so blissfully ensconced we sometimes are in this perfect brushed metal and candy-coated RDF of a certain cult-ish maker of glowing fruit-themed technology. Macs are the opiate of the geekerati. The rest [...]
Would you Bing that?
Earlier this week Microsoft Canada invited myself and a few other locals out to take a look at Bing. Here’s what you should know about Bing.
Bing is Microsoft’s new search engine. Bing is a re-brand of Microsoft’s old “live” search engine. The one no one ever really used. Bing is effectively front-end revamp, [...]
New Microsoft browser not terrible
Microsoft gave us tech bloggers a sneak peak at their new IE8 web browser the other day.
On the whole I like it. In several areas, IE8 catches up in features to other modern browsers. In other areas, it introduce a few new tricks other browsers could learn from.
IE8 does still retain the bizarre menu button [...]
Microsoft, failing to own the main internet, may try to buy a new one
From Scoble today: Why Microsoft will buy Facebook and keep it closed
That Microsoft will buy Yahoo’s search and then buy Facebook for $15 to $20 billion. Add that to all the news that Microsoft is buying Yahoo’s search and that gets very interesting…
[Facebook] can’t be seen if you don’t have a Facebook account. It’s NOT [...]


Thomas Purves
is a technology designer, futurist and sometimes entrepreneur living in the great city of Toronto. Thomas not currently available for hire (though you are always welcome to try).
