YouTubers to get ad money share
People who upload their own films to video-sharing website YouTube will soon get a share of the ad revenue.
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28.1.2007 Live.com to get social - share your own pages
In a relatively un-noticed post on the Windows Live Gallery blog last week, a new feature called Windows Live Collections was mentioned. Collections are pre-made Live.com pages with feeds and gadgets that you can add to your own Live.com homepage.
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13.2.2007 How to Share Large File on The Web Using MegaUpload
The following tutorial will explain you how to share a large file on the web between you and your friend or anyone else. I'm choosing
MegaUpload as an example here - not for any particular reason - but later, I might write more tutorial for other large file sharing service, such as
YouSendIt and
RapidShare.
One of the most advantage of using MegaUpload, compare with other similar service, is the duration how long your file(s) will be kept in their server. Your uploaded files will be deleted only after it become unused for 30 days. So, if many of your friends download it, over and over again, the files will always be there. The size is quite big, up to 250MB. Not as big as YouSendIt which allow up to 1GB file size, but it's more than enough to share your music files, movies, etc.
common - comments - 7.3.2006
Microsoft to Share Game Ad Revenue
Casual game developers will soon be able to share in some of the revenue from MSN Games thanks to a new system developed by Microsoft. The new option is available immediately, and could mean as much as $250,000 in shared revenue for the five most popular titles.
microsoft - comments - 12.2.2007
Apache looses share to IIS again, never been so close
In the October 2007 survey we received responses from 142,805,398 sites, an increase of 7.6 million sites since last month.
common - comments - 12.10.2007
What will Microsoft share about Windows futures in 2008?
Microsofts 2008 conference dance card is starting to fill in. Its looking like a very busy February and March for the conference-going set. And, as usual with Microsoft, mid-summer will be full of Microsoft industry and insider events.
windows - comments - 17.11.2007
Google and Yahoo to share web ads
Yahoo and Google, the world's two biggest search engines, have announced a two-week experiment that will see them share advertising space.
common - comments - 10.4.2008
Windows 7 to allow PC backups to Network Share
Windows Complete PC Backup is an image based backup tool where you could take a backup of your entire system and restore it later.
windows - comments - 9.11.2008
Mozilla's browsers global usage share is still growing
The number one provider of real-time web analytics, today reported that Mozilla's browsers have a total global usage share of 11,51 percent. The total usage share of Mozilla increased 2.82 percent since April 2005. Microsoft's Internet Explorer still dominates the global browser market with a global usage share of 85,45 percent which is 1.18 percent less as at the end of April.
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LCD Monitors to Take 80 percent Share in 2006
Displaybank have brought out an interesting report on the projected market share that LCD monitors will have this year. "LCD monitors are expected to account for more than 80%", stated CEO Peter Kwon. They also expect LCD Monitor shipments to hit 125 million, 20 million more than 2005. If true this will equal a impressive 80.4% share.
common - comments - 16.1.2006
Zune has chance to take iPod market share: survey
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp. may have a chance to take market share from the iPod as a Reuters survey showed 35 percent of those interested in its Zune device would be replacing an existing digital music player.
microsoft - comments - 30.11.2006
Life without Google: Can Yahoo regain search share?
Yahoo has a strategic plan due in 100 days and lags Google in most metrics. Yet despite Yahoos issues it still has the No. 2 market share in search. But if Yahoo wants to change its standing it should work on its interface a bit more.
common - comments - 28.7.2007
Market Share Smackdown: Linux 85.4% vs. Windows 1%
No, Linux 85.4% vs. Windows 1% is not a typo, neither the result of erroneous information. The fact is that there is a context where the open source operating system holds the lion's king of the market while Microsoft's proprietary platform is not the only dominant OS, but is reduced to a bottom feeder in terms of its install base.
windows - comments - 2.7.2008
Six reasons Microsoft will continue to lose market share
Microsoft has positioned itself at the top, a top that is targeted by hundreds if not thousands of companies.
microsoft - comments - 21.11.2008
Vista, IE7 help Microsoft boost search market share
In a rare bit of good news for Microsoft on the search front, web metrics firm comScore reported that for the month of March, Microsoft's search engines saw their first market share increase in nearly a year.
microsoft - comments - 19.4.2007
Gates and Jobs share stage, friendly banter at D5
Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates and Apple CEO Steve Jobs took the stage at the D5 conference Wednesday night for a rare joint appearance.
common - comments - 31.5.2007
Windows market share drops to 15-year low
Earlier today, we reported that Microsofts Internet Explorer has dropped below 70% for the first time nearly nine years.
windows - comments - 7.12.2008
Netbook Sales Lift Windows XP Home Share
Windows XP had nearly disappeared from U.S. retail PCs in August. By December, Windows XP PCs were second to Vista Home Premium. Netbooks are the reason.
windows - comments - 5.2.2009
Windows 7, Linux and Mac OS Start the Market Share Ballet
At almost six months since it was initially introduced to the public in Beta stage, Windows 7 has gathered an audience almost half the size of all distributions of Linux available on the market, according to statistics from Net Applications.
windows - comments - 2.6.2009
Remove and Uninstall Microsoft Office Activation Assistant - Fix Office Must Be Installed Error
On most OEM computers running Microsoft Windows operating system, regardless of its a desktop, notebook or laptop PC, now comes with pre-loaded trial version of Microsoft Office 2007, primarily Home and Student Edition, which is a time-limited product for evaluation if use without proper activation.
microsoft - comments - 17.8.2008
Microsoft confirms Office 12 will be Office 2007
Microsoft announced today the lineup for Microsoft Office Suites 2007.
Alongside the product branding, Microsoft has also revealed pricing for the different versions of Office 2007.
microsoft - comments - 16.2.2006
Office 2003 and Office 2007 Genuine Patch
And again one article from Steve Jobs’s blog. Well, since a few weeks, most of the known Office 2007 keys do not pass the Genuine test anymore. Most likely you will be able to use it as normal and update your Office 2007, however those downloads which require Genuine Validation wont pass.
download - comments - 29.5.2007
Office 12 NOT BRANDED Office 2007
Well I saw Office 12 demo's at IT Forum where the apps were named Office 2007, also as mentioned earlier on Bink.nu, the name change of all office apps now have the name Office in them. So "Microsoft Office Word" and not "Microsoft Word"
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25.1.2006 Office 2007 vs. Office 2008 Packagings
Office 2008 is the equivalent of the Office 2007 System, but a product designed exclusively for the Mac platform, and the Mac OS X operating system, unlike its alternative for Windows.
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8.10.2007 Should Office Live = Office Lite?
Notes from VisiCalc creator Dan Bricklin's dinner with Microsoft corporate vice president of business development Dan'l Lewin: "He (Lewin) didn't seem keen on the idea of OWA-like (Outlook Web Access) versions of Word, Powerpoint, and Excel. Some of us let him know that's what we expected him to say but were surprised because it's what people want."
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20.11.2005 Windows Seven and Office 14 Just as Big as Windows Vista and Office 2007
Microsoft has reiterated its commitment to the desktop. Building on its co-founder Bill Gates' vision of a PC on every desk in every home, Microsoft will continue to focus on delivering desktop products. And in this context, nothing will change when it comes down to the development of the company's main cash cows.
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12.7.2007 Next Up: Google Office?
There's a Chinese curse: May you live in interesting times. These times must be really interesting for Steve Ballmer.
Microsoft's CEO allegedly said he'd crush Google, his company's rival in search, and the lucrative ad business it engenders. On Tuesday, Google may strike back at Redmond's heart: Microsoft Office.
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Want to try Office Live?
If you're a U.S. Resident, you are now free to signup and give Office Live a shot. The Office Live Team has temporarily removed the waitlist for U.S. Residents. Here's what Matt Rolak says on the Office Live Blog:
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6.4.2006 My Office 12 Review
A few weeks ago the Microsoft Office team worked hard to get Beta 1 out of the door to beta testers via Microsoft Beta. This build was quite successful in all products of Office.
Unfortunately, Microsoft Office ?12? does not come with a new product but the same products that have many changes will keep testers busy until Beta 2! During the Beta phase of Office 2003, Code-named ?Office 11? and referred to as NGO (Next Generation of Office), brought new applications to the table. These applications were InfoPath and OneNote.
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27.11.2005 2 Office products enhanced
Microsoft looks to expand market by adding features
Microsoft Corp. is trying to expand the potential market for two of its Office programs for businesses, increasing its competition with Oracle Corp., SAP, IBM Corp. and others that make corporate software.
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22.1.2006New Office 2010 build leaks
A new build of Office 2010 has surfaced around the web, identifying itself as "Microsoft Office 2010 Build 4417". The build is not a huge difference
but offers small improvements and more stability over the previously leaked Mondo builds which were plauged with problems. The most notable new
feature is that Back-Stage view has been altered and enhanced alot more and looks like it's almost finished. There's a new upload center to
store and share documents online - perhaps through live mesh - or it could be the Office Web Applications/Office Live Workspaces.
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31.08.2009Office Trial Causes Channel Conflict
Microsoft's Office Trial conversion program is so successful, the company now clearly competes with its retail and dealer partners.
The signs were there in February, when we said the Office Trial program "
could"
cause channel conflict. There's no more "could" about it.
Microsoft now has 9 percent dollar share for the U.S. retail
productivity suite market, according to NPD. Chris Swenson, NPD's director of software industry analysis, largely attributed Microsoft's market
share gains to Office Trial conversions.
Microsoft offers the trials through a number of venues, including direct from the Web or
on new PCs. Microsoft also directly fulfills Office conversions. Users can purchase activation codes directly from Microsoft via the Web.
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10.10.2007Web Office Defined - How it's Evolved From 2005 to Present
This is
Web Office Week here at Read/WriteWeb, but some of
you may not be 100% sure what a Web Office is. Even the Wikipedia definition is a bit bare bones, so in this post I'm going to take a crack at
defining 'Web Office'. What I ended up with is this:
A Web Office suite is a combination of productivity, publishing and
collaboration features. A Web Office both embraces the functionality of desktop office suites (e.g. Microsoft Office) and extends it by using Web
Native features.
But let's start at the beginning.
Wikipedia currently states that a Web Office "is a set of applications hosted on a server that enable users to create, edit and
share information. It is a derivative of the Desktop Office Suite, but has more collaboration capabilities due to its Web nature."
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29.08.2007Microsoft Holding Its Ground
on Office for Linux
Some prominent figures
in the Linux community believe
that as enterprises increase
their use of Linux on the
desktop, Microsoft Corp. will
be forced to consider offering
a version of Office for
Linux???or at least make its
software more interoperable
with open-source desktop
productivity
suites.
"
When the [Linux desktop]
market share gets to a certain
point, Microsoft will, just as
it did with Apple [Computer
Inc.] in the past, make Office
available on Linux," Open
Source Development Labs Inc.
CEO Stuart Cohen told eWEEK in
a recent interview.
"I'm sure they
have done the work and that
they know what the market
numbers need to be for that to
be financially viable for
them. I really think that when
enough of their enterprise
customers' office workers,
help centers, IT and
engineering departments are
running Linux on the desktop
and interoperability really
becomes an issue, they will go
and listen to their
customers," he said,
acknowledging that he has no
evidence of any willingness on
Microsoft's part to allow
Office to run on top of Linux...
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06.09.2005Microsoft Confirms Office
Ultimate SKU
Bink.nu spotted a slide in
Microsoft Chairman Bill
Gates' Windows Hardware
Engineering Conference
(WinHEC)keynote that no one
else spotted.
Microsoft is confirming that
there is, indeed, a Microsoft
Office Ultimate 2007 SKU in
the works. A company
spokeswoman provided us with
the following statement when
we asked about Office
Ultimate: "Microsoft Office
Ultimate 2007 will be a new
package offered in retail and
OEM channels at general
availability. It will give
people working at home access
to the full line-up of 2007
Microsoft Office applications
so they can create, find,
manage and share information
across boundaries using the
toolset they're familiar with
at the office."
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25.05.2006Announcing Service Pack 2 (SP2) for the 2007 Microsoft Office System
Office Service Pack Team: Were pleased to announce that Service Pack 2 (SP2) for the 2007 Microsoft Office system is expected to be released in the
near future. Although we arent yet announcing the exact release date, it will fall between February and April of 2009.
Historically, we have waited to communicate details about service packs until their release (or very shortly before). As we communicated with SP3
for Office 2003 and SP1 for the 2007 Office System, we will be taking steps to increase transparency and visibility into the Office servicing model at
the request of our customers. To that end, we would like to start sharing some details into what will be included in SP2 for the 2007 Office system.
This is by no means an exhaustive list of everything included in this service pack and we will share more details prior to the final release, but we
want to start communicating to customers what they should be aware of at a high level.
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22.10.2008Office 2008 for Mac Sneak Peek Kick-Off
At the beginning of August I told you that we'd start communicating more about Office 2008 in September. Well, it's September, and I am back here on
Mac Mojo to kick-off the next wave of information on Office 2008.
We know that there are many Mac Mojo readers out there that
need to start planning Office 2008 deployment in their organizations. As we start to share information, well focus on some information that will help
you start thinking about your enterprise deployment alongside some deeper dives into some of the new features in Office 2008.
We
have invested in Exchange support in Entourage for the past four years, and continue to do so in Office 2008. I think Entourage 2008 users in Exchange
environments will find this the most reliable version to date - I have been living in daily builds of Entourage for over two months now, and I am
delighted with the stability and reliability of our Exchange support and how well the calendar interoperates with my assistant, who uses Outlook.
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06.09.2007Office 2007 System now available on MSDN
MSDN Subscribers can now get
their hands on Office 2007
Professional, it has just been
made available.
Office Professional 2007
includes the following
Microsoft Office system
programs: Microsoft Office
Access 2007, Microsoft Office
Excel 2007, Microsoft Office
Outlook 2007 with Business
Contact Manager, Microsoft
Office PowerPoint 2007,
Microsoft Office Publisher
2007 and Microsoft Office Word
2007.
Additionally
the following applications
have been added under "Office
2007 Desktop Programs" and
they include: Office Groove
2007, Office InfoPath 2007,
Office OneNote 2007, Office
Project 2007 and Office Visio
2007.
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13.11.2006New Microsoft Office Facebook Apps
Two new Microsoft Office powered Facebook apps have just appeared:
Framed Again and
Office Poke! The Office Poke app is an alternative to SuperPoke, letting you send funny work-related
pokes to your friends, like "Throw a Stapler," "Send Underpants through Inter-office Mail," and "Steal Lunch." The Framed Again app lets you
re-create your friends on Facebook by inserting their photo into a headshot, onto a business card, or onto a poster. You can customize the size,
rotation, brightness, and other elements of the photo and then share it with your friends.
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01.03.2008Microsoft Offers 'Office Live' Storage to Office Users
Twenty months after the company first brought forth its vision of Web-driven applications, Microsoft announced this morning a re-targeting of its
Office Live approach, spinning off "Office Live Workspace" as a free service centered around individuals who already use Microsoft Office...
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01.10.2007Office Live Workspace Screenshots preview
On October 1, 2007, Microsoft announced pre-registration for the beta of
Microsoft Office Live Workspace, the
new web-based extension of Microsoft Office that will let people access documents anywhere, safely share and collaborate and work seamlessly with
Microsoft Office.
Microsoft has received tremendous interest in this offering over the last couple of weeks and for the first
time they are sharing screenshots of Microsoft Office Live Workspace to provide a sneak preview of what this offering may look like.
As a reminder, people can pre-register for the beta of Office Live Workspace by going to
www.officelive.com. Microsoft Office Live Workspace will be available at no charge later this year.
The
screenshots illustrate the following page views...
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18.10.2007Office Live Workspace (almost) brings Office 2007 online
Microsoft is stepping closer to providing anywhere-access of Office files. The free
Office Live Workspace (
more here), which lets people share work in Word, Excel and PowerPoint online, is
expanding today to invite more beta testers.
You can sign up to try the work in progress at
OfficeLive.com, although access may not be immediate. A final version is set for next spring.
When
Office 2007 debuted nearly a year ago, it seemed
curious that Microsoft offered no easy, one-click option for accessing work from the Web. Meanwhile,
Zoho built an add-in for Office 2007, as
Google Docs & Spreadsheets and other tools allowed people to share as well as compose
work within a browser.
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10.12.2007Office Live Update 1.3
The Office Live Update 1.3 installs (1) performance updates to make using Office Live Workspace with Microsoft Office programs faster, (2) the latest
Office Live Add-in for Microsoft Office that enables you to access your workspaces directly from Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, (3) the Firefox add-in
to allow users of the Firefox browser to use Office Live Workspace with Microsoft Office.
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06.11.2008AMD Server Share Jumps in 2Q
Analyst firm Mercury Research
said Tuesday that AMD's
server share jumped in the
second quarter to just over a
quarter of the market, while
its overall processor share
continues to increase at the
expense of Intel...
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01.08.2006Analytics firm: Firefox EU share is at its peak, US share down
According to French Web metrics firm XiTi, Mozilla Firefox continues its unabated growth in popularity, reaching around 29% usage share in Europe
overall in March...
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25.04.2008Windows Mobile gets Office 2007 format support
Version 6.1 of Office Mobile finally brings support for Microsoft's Open Office XML document formats, over a year after Office 2007 was released to
businesses...
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04.12.2007Office 14 to be named Microsoft Office System 2009?
Microsoft is currently developing the successor to Office 2007, Office codenamed "14". There has been little to no information on the upcoming
Office version and many have speculated we might not see the product until 2010. Microsoft failed to provide any solid information at last years PDC,
choosing to focus on its Office Live offerings. Eagled eyed Microsoft enthusiast and blogger Stephen Chapman has spotted what appears to be an
internal software roadmap from Microsoft. The roadmap reveals a milestone of year end 2009 but the dates aren't very clear: In the roadmap you
can see that Office 14 is clearly identified as Microsoft Office System 2009.
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07.01.2009Office 12 Christened Office
2007
Microsoft is now referring to
the next version of its
desktop office suite,
code-named "Office 12," as
"Office 2007." Microsoft
watcher Steven Bink is
reporting that Microsoft
officials used the Office 2007
name at IT Forum.
He also points to an
Office Online page that uses
the same terminology.
Microsoft officials have held
fast to the company line that
Office 12 will ship towards
the end of calendar 2006. But
one member of the Office
family, Exchange 12, already
is on its way to becoming a
2007 deliverable. Will Office
12 slip into 2007? We'll keep
you posted.
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26.01.2006Sun/Google and Adobe now gunning for Microsoft Office
Microsoft Office might get yet
another credible competitor in
the not-too-distant future:
Adobe Systems. Wired couldnt
quite get the Adobe folks to
admit their office-suite
aspirations, but they came
pretty close:
According to Adobe group
manager for platform
evangelism, Mike Downey, it
wouldnt be outlandish to
predict the company throws its
hat into the ring
soon.
At long last, it
looks like Microsoft Office,
with its 90+ percent market
share, may get some serious
competition.
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14.08.2007Office Live Workspace: Will Microsoft's "Bridging" Strategy Work?
The
latest ReadWriteTalk podcast is
up and it's a chat with
Eric Gilmore,
Senior Product Manager for Office Live at Microsoft. In particular Eric talks about
Office Live
Workspace, a free web-based extension of Microsoft Office that lets you access your documents online and share your work with others. Our own
Sarah Perez recently
compared Office Live
Workspace to Google Docs. In the podcast, Sean Ammirati questioned Eric about that comparison...
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