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I've been at Search Champs for the past two days up in Seattle. Its been amazing. I've met alot of awesome people that blog and are well respected in the technology community. Although not Windows Vista related, I'd like to point out a few things real

Today Robert Scoble let slip over at Channel 9 that Microsoft may have changed the code-name for the next version of Windows after Windows Vista, originally called "Blackcomb". "Zeo: sssshhhhh, but since this video was shot the codename for Blackcomb

At CES, we saw Microsoft and MTV debut a new service for Windows Media Player 11 called Urge. Urge will offer music for all ages via Windows Media Player. Now, Urge has definately got me interested in the new media player from Microsoft. But after reading

ActiveWin was able to interview Microsoft's CEO Steve Ballmer . Very interesting interview as Mr. Ballmer discusses topics ranging from Microsoft's Community website The Hive and Channel 9 to Microsoft's new online services. Here's what Mr. Ballmer had

This evening, MicrosoftGadgets.com - the ultimate place for Live.com Gadgets - has gotten updated. Want to know what's been updated? Just visit the site and you can already see some things have changed. But Erik Porter talks about the updates in more

I caught this over at BetaNews and Microsoft-Watch . Microsoft Research came up with a neat little program that organizes your unread email - by importance. Its called Microsoft Snarf . SNARF stands for Social Network And Relationship Finder. Its designed

I never knew Ray Ozzie blogged before, but I caught a link to his new blog from Mary Jo Foley at Microsoft Watch . Ray Ozzie is now Microsoft's Chief Technology Officer. So why is he blogging now? Well this is what he says: "A couple of weeks ago, Bill

Mike Torres posts some links to Screenshots of new Windows Live Services such as Windows Live Messenger! Check them out by visiting his blog! Awesome! More Screenshots at Mess with MSN Messenger !

Today has been an awesome day. We are seeing the rise of "Live" Software coming from Microsoft - in a way splitting MSN up. The Windows Live Software will supply the Services while MSN will continue supply Content like MSNBC - an example Leah from the