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well it gives me the web search results, image results ( I can even previewing them), video results but I cant aceess the pages. Simply the tiles ( search results ) become grey when clicked but nothing happens

I just need a confirmation: 1)Does the photo tile show only the same 3-4 photos from your picture library even if you have tons of photos there? 2) does the Bing travel tile slideshowing the same destinations : Budapest, Rio, Paris all day 3) does the sport app and news app show the same photo...

i got windows 8 professional 64bit on my asus k53jc i7 quad 2.20 8gb ram 1gb graphic nvidia geforce 520mx + intel hd 300 i installed 3-4 days ago windows 8 but i dont get it why apps , photo , store , bing deskopt or anything else witch are on the start dont work u just click them they dont...

The Bing blog team have news.... Reference: Link Removed

Microsoft has released a version of IE9 but with optimised pre-sets for Windows vista: Download: Link Removed

Bing can boast the inclusion of Encyclopaedia Britannica which I guess can't be half bad.. :) I must admit that the results do look better with more thumbnails and information carried onscreen. Check out the blog here: Link Removed

Hello all, I'm having some weird problem - probably caused by a virus or something. Anyway, I have scanned my computer, with 2 different Anti-Trojan applications, both found many infected items and removed it. now everything seems to be cleaned. Thing is, while trying to load google.com or...

On June 8, 2011, Bing.com, along with Internet properties from a host of technology companies, will be participating in World IPv6 Day. Most websites today only support IPv4, but on World IPv6 Day participating Internet properties will additionally... More...

Microsoft’s Bing team has released a Windows 7 desktop app for their search engine Bing. The app features the daily, and usually spectacular, Bing wallpapers, which can be automatically used as your desktop wallpaper each day as well as the Bing search bar, which can be situated in the middle of...

Year after year, week after week- Ping delivers you the hottest Microsoft stories. Fast Async Kinect Fusion Link Removed Bing: best in search effectiveness Link Removed Link Removed

Bing ad serves malware to would-be Google Chrome switchers | ZDNet

The Microsoft Tellme team is working with the Bing, Windows Phone, Kinect/Xbox, Azure and other Microsoft teams to add new speech-centric capabilities to Microsoft and third-party products in the... Source: Yahoo! News

Microsoft kicked off their annual Worldwide Partner Conference (WPC) in Los Angeles today. CEO Steve Ballmer took the stage for the opening keynote to boast the company’s Windows 7 accomplishments and to discuss a variety of other Microsoft products, including XBox, Bing, Windows 8, and Windows...

Check in THIS week as as Adam and Paul discuss the hottest news coming out of Microsoft with you! Facebook and Skype Baidu and Bing Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Bing Lasso Skype & Office 365 Link Removed Link Removed

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Microsoft is revving up to sell Windows 8 and to prepare for that launch the company has hired Jay Victor, a former brand strategy director for Disney who will take on the same role at his new company. Victor will develop and market all major brands at Microsoft including Windows, Xbox, Office...

Laura and Paul bring you the hottest stories that 'Softies are pinging each other about. Check 'em out: Link Removed Intelligent Healing with Kinect Windows Phone to take the lead? Link Removed Link Removed Link Removed

Join Brandon Watson as he interviews the people behind the next release of Windows Phone, Mango. In this installment he chats with Steve Cosman- one of the people behind the new Bing Audio. Link Removed Link Removed

Joe Belfiore, corporate vice president in Windows Phone shows off some of the new features coming in the Mango release of Windows Phone. Mango, which will be available this fall, includes hundreds of new features and improvements organized around three key themes: easier communications, smarter...

Analysis: Their 'partnership' will change nothing in the mobile market, which is following the path of the iPod instead of Windows Link Removed Microsoft plus Research in Motion equals what? Not much. The alliance of the two losers in the mobile computing race reeks of desperation and...