Microsoft Searches for a Way to Catch Up
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Microsoft playing catch up again?
Microsoft playing catch up again?
03/19/2005 02:31 AMIn my previous post, I mentioned that I didn't really get where
Microsoft went with some of the aspects of...
Microsoft Sets Out To Catch Big Phishers
Microsoft Sets Out To Catch Big Phishers
04/02/2005 12:50 AMEnterprise Security Today Apr 2 2005 4:35AM GMT
Microsoft simplifies searches
Microsoft simplifies searches
07/02/2004 03:04 AMninemsn Jul 2 2004 6:46AM GMT
Microsoft offers $500,000 to catch virus
writers
Microsoft offers $500,000 to catch virus
writers
11/05/2003 05:58 PMThe unprecedented lure of cash was seen as a way to generate new leads
for a cyber dragnet aimed at snaring the bug-writers.
Microsoft Still Playing Search System
Catch-Up
Microsoft Still Playing Search System
Catch-Up
07/03/2004 11:31 PMWashington Post Jul 4 2004 2:25AM GMT
Can Open Source Catch Microsoft By The
Horn?
Can Open Source Catch Microsoft By The
Horn?
04/29/2004 09:17 AMHow exactly do you stop a much awaited, overly hyped software release
from the billion dollar Redmond giant Microsoft? The Open Source front
has no definite strategy on how to catch the raging bull by its
‘Longhorn’, but is closely following the “If you cant beat
‘em, join ‘em” mantra. Microsoft’s Longhorn release is slated
for 2006, and the Linux desktop segment is in the firing line to be
gored in its tracks. With a gradually developing market, the
acceptance of Linux at the desktop level is still relatively low, and
the last thing that Linux vendors need is a new OS from Microsoft.
Microsoft Searches for a Google Killer
Microsoft Searches for a Google Killer
07/02/2004 09:52 AMTheStreet.com Jul 2 2004 1:58PM GMT
Microsoft Technology Will Widen Searches
(AP)
Microsoft Technology Will Widen Searches
(AP)
05/26/2004 07:41 PMAP - Microsoft Corp. will soon release technology that takes search
functions far beyond the Internet, allowing users to pour through
e-mails, personal computers and even big databases to find the
information they want, a top executive said Wednesday.
Microsoft Technology Will Widen Searches
Microsoft Technology Will Widen Searches
05/26/2004 09:18 PMAP via Daily Press May 27 2004 0:51AM GMT
Microsoft Plays Intellectual Property
Licensing Catch-Up
Microsoft Plays Intellectual Property
Licensing Catch-Up
12/04/2003 07:11 PMPC Magazine Dec 4 2003 5:44PM ET
Microsoft offers GBP3m to catch cyber
bandits
Microsoft offers GBP3m to catch cyber
bandits
11/05/2003 01:23 PMAnanova Nov 5 2003 12:09PM ET
Microsoft Still Playing Search System
Catch-Up (washingtonpost.com)
Microsoft Still Playing Search System
Catch-Up (washingtonpost.com)
07/04/2004 12:40 AMwashingtonpost.com - Microsoft Corp. put a preview of its latest Web
search technology online Thursday to collect feedback from users. The
company is trying to catch up with search leader Google, but early
tests suggest this new attempt isn't about to close that gap.
Microsoft Helped Catch Sasser
Creator-Police
Microsoft Helped Catch Sasser
Creator-Police
05/08/2004 11:48 AMSoftware giant Microsoft (Nasdaq:MSFT - news) had received anonymous
tip-offs about the worm's creator and then contacted the Federal
Bureau of Investigation and German police, Federau said. All three
worked together to find the suspect.
Federau said the man, who he described as a highly intelligent
"computer freak" living with his parents, was arrested on Friday near
the central German town of Rotenburg but was no longer in custody.
Authorities did not know if the man had created all the versions of
Sasser but said he had worked alone.
Microsoft Teams With Police To Catch
Child Pornographers
Microsoft Teams With Police To Catch
Child Pornographers
04/09/2005 07:45 PMSci-Tech Today Apr 9 2005 10:37PM GMT
Microsoft offers $US500,000 to catch
virus writers
Microsoft offers $US500,000 to catch
virus writers
11/06/2003 03:01 AMstuff.co.nz Nov 6 2003 1:59AM ET
Microsoft Technology To Allow PC And
E-mail Searches, Too (TechWeb)
Microsoft Technology To Allow PC And
E-mail Searches, Too (TechWeb)
05/28/2004 03:23 AMTechWeb - The vendor is looking beyond Internet searches as it
prepares to battle rivals such as Google.
Microsoft Offers Reward to Catch Writers
of Computer Viruses
Microsoft Offers Reward to Catch Writers
of Computer Viruses
11/05/2003 11:42 PMNew York Times Nov 5 2003 11:10PM ET
Microsoft Helped Catch Sasser
Creator-Police (Reuters)
Microsoft Helped Catch Sasser
Creator-Police (Reuters)
05/08/2004 10:35 AMReuters - German police were led to the
home of an 18-year-old man suspected of creating the "Sasser"
computer worm after a tip-off from Microsoft, police told
Reuters on Saturday.
Catch -- catch.com -- Interview: TBogg
Catch -- catch.com -- Interview: TBogg
07/18/2004 05:18 AMinterviewed by Catch ..
interview
catch.com/comments/32864_0_17_0_M
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Microsoft, Interpol to train police
worldwide in technology to catch child
pornographers
Microsoft, Interpol to train police
worldwide in technology to catch child
pornographers
04/22/2004 01:18 PMSan Francisco Chronicle Apr 22 2004 5:04PM GMT
Catch Us If You Can
Catch Us If You Can
01/26/2004 07:10 AMFortune Jan 26 2004 11:38AM GMT
Tablet PCs - Will They Ever Catch On?
Tablet PCs - Will They Ever Catch On?
08/11/2004 10:30 PMDirect and Related Links for 'Tablet
PCs - Will They Ever Catch On?'
Although the sales of mobile devices is continuing to grow,
Canalys.com, a market research and advisory company, is reporting that
tablet PCs are an insignificant part of this growing trend. Their
current research shows notebooks are outselling tablet PCs by a factor
of 100 to 1. Personally I’m not surprised by this report as I
feel that tablet PCs are still not ready for primetime and I’m
beginning to wonder if they ever will be…
MS gives away licences with a catch
MS gives away licences with a catch
06/07/2004 10:04 PMSunday Times South Africa Jun 8 2004 2:38AM GMT
IAC's Catch-22
IAC's Catch-22
04/04/2005 11:34 AMBusiness Week Apr 4 2005 3:38PM GMT
Catch-22 or 1984?
Catch-22 or 1984?
08/31/2004 01:25 PM
Nationa
l security as an excuse to censor a quotation about using national
security as an excuse to stifle dissent. To Catch A Virus
To Catch A Virus
09/02/2004 09:24 PMGoogle IPO a Catch-22
Google IPO a Catch-22
06/29/2004 05:40 AMKentucky.com - Tue Jun 29, 07:25 am GMT
PHP Everywhere: Will Ajax Catch On?
PHP Everywhere: Will Ajax Catch On?
03/19/2005 03:26 AMIf you'll remember a while back, we posted something about
Ajax, a new technology from
Adaptive Path that combines
XML and Javascript to make a new "rich DHTML application".
Things for me to catch up with
Things for me to catch up with
04/21/2004 06:13 AMI had a romantic notion that I would keep a diary throughout all of
last week, perhaps even blogging as I went, but the realities of
running so far through somewhere so hot and inhospitable pretty much
put an end...
U2 iPod for $250 (With Catch, Of Course)
U2 iPod for $250 (With Catch, Of Course)
12/22/2004 01:36 AM
Tight Systems has 'The Secret Store,' where they
sell things like the DVX-POD to keep their head above water as they
try to develop the TAZI media player (hint: it's not that secret).
Well they somehow got a hold of a box of U2-edition iPods that they're
going to sell at $250 a pop—$100 cheaper than they go from
Apple. Since iPods are in such short supply this week, I thought it
might be something that you're interested in. Bear in mind, only 10
people a day can buy them, and you have to be subscribed to their
newsletter/spam list, but it's a better shot than you've got going to
Best Buy or something. (Thanks, Steve!)
Secret
Page [TightSystems]
Bonus Link: GadgetMadness is giving away a LaserPod science
hippie toy via contest.
Contest Page
[GadgetMadness]
Over 50s urged to catch net bug
Over 50s urged to catch net bug
05/21/2004 07:15 AMBBC May 21 2004 11:26AM GMT
"There's a Catch: Jobs"
"There's a Catch: Jobs"
10/28/2003 11:09 PMWhat Our Web Searches Say about Us
What Our Web Searches Say about Us
08/21/2004 05:05 AMWhat Our Web Searches Say about Ushttp://www.emarke
ter.com/Article.aspx?1002972Over two-thirds of those
polled by
Harris
Interactive and
MSN feel Web
searches are the fastest way to find information, though what they are
searching for varies widely. Whether because of curiosity, boredom or
perhaps the need to find someone from one's past, many people use
search engines to find out about the activities and whereabouts of
friends, family and ex-boyfriends or girlfriends (the practice is
widespread enough that it has acquired a name — "googling" someone
— though the sponsor of the survey, MSN, probably hopes to change
that with its recently revamped search engine). The most popular
person-search of all, however, is users looking up themselves.
You know you just cannot get away from that EgoBot thing ;-)).
This will be added to a number of my speeches available from
Internet Speaker.
P2P Web searches
P2P Web searches
09/12/2004 07:49 PMCatch-22, Linking Conundrum
Catch-22, Linking Conundrum
12/30/2002 07:43 AM"...our main competitor has been online for 6 years. back in those
good ol' days, the word reciprocal was not a buzz word. people gave
links freely without a demanding tit for tat. "
McCreevy's top-rate tax net will catch
60,000
McCreevy's top-rate tax net will catch
60,000
12/04/2003 10:47 AMeircom net Dec 4 2003 9:52AM ET
Using the Right Bait to Catch a Comet
Using the Right Bait to Catch a Comet
01/22/2004 03:19 AMDr. Peter Tsou used silica aerogel to gather an unaltered sample of
five-billion-year-old dust and gas ejected by the Wild 2 comet.
Helicopter to Catch Satellite
Helicopter to Catch Satellite
08/20/2004 08:42 AM
NASA prepares to catch a falling star sample: This is
awesome. It's rare that the world of geeks and the world of action
movie stars collides so enjoyably.
To increase understanding of the sun's composition, NASA in 2001
launched the $264 million Genesis mission to collect samples from the
solar wind — electrically charged particles blown out from the
sun at up to 2 million mph. [...]
To prevent contamination and damage to the fragile silicon wafers
that collected the star dust should the Genesis capsule hit the
ground, NASA will try to snare the capsule in midair as it
descends.
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Catch A Tiger By Its Tail
Catch A Tiger By Its Tail
06/29/2004 10:55 AMFollowing up on my previous entry on Tiger's Search Technology I'll
hit on the other announced features and additions with my personal
feelings summing up...
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