Microsoft has made available its first developer demos for Internet explorer 9 which can be downloaded from www.IETestDrive.com. This doesn’t have any back button or a rendering interface and is infact based on the Microsoft’s own Java script engine code named “Chakra”. It has no builtin security as ...

At the Microsoft MIX10 3 day conference major developments for Windows Phone 7 series have been announced. First, marketplace membership for developers will be $99/year. Consumers will be able to download free trials of applications before buying, purchases will be tied to your Windows Live account ...

HTML5 applications are a lot richer and demanding, in terms of graphics and speed than Ajax applications. So it’s logical they’ll work better on multi-core machines where the browser can take advantage of multicore performance, Microsoft ...

Today, Microsoft is making the first developer preview of Internet Explorer (IE) 9 at MIX2010. The developer preview is available for download now. Microsoft retools its browser with HTML5, accelerated graphics. There are lots of demo applications which are built in to test the Speed, HTML5 and Grap ...

Getfugu Inc., the company behind the intelligent next generation mobile search tool, has announced that it has signed an agreement with InterKnowlogy,which is a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner. Does this mean that the Windows Phone 7 Series would be featuring Getfugu's browser? Yes indeed, InterKno ...

Getfugu's Chairman of the Board Michael Solomon says, "Getfugu is already available on several major platforms including iPhone, BlackBerry, J2ME and Android. A version designed for Microsoft's newly announced phone platform that uses the Microsoft ...

A pair of reports published Wednesday point to Yahoo’s weakening grasp on its share of the U.S. search market and significant gains by deep-pocketed Microsoft.

A pair of reports published Wednesday point to Yahoo’s weakening grasp on its share of the U.S. search market and significant gains by deep-pocketed Microsoft.

Los Angeles-based Demand Media, the online media venture of Richard Rosenblatt, has apparently scored a high profile executive from Yahoo, according to reports. According to AllThingsD, Joanne Bradford, most recently Yahoo's SVP of U.S. Revenue and Market Development, is leaving Yahoo for Demand Media to serve as Chief Revenue Officer. Bradford had also served at Spot Runner and Microsoft.

One of the biggest implementation headaches in the Yahoo-Microsoft search deal was employee turnover and those concerns seem to be valid as Yahoo reportedly loses a top executive.