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Microsoft, Yahoo Consummate Search Deal
Microsoft and Yahoo have finalized a deal in which Microsoft Bing will power Yahoo search. Microsoft and Yahoo were supposed to consummate this so-called Microhoo deal by Oct. 27, but the companies delayed signing to finalize details. The deal is a valiant effort to challenge Google, which has a 65 percent share of the U.S. search market and 70 percent share of the worldwide search market, easily outstripping Yahoo, Microsoft, Ask and other players in the market combined.
10 OS Lessons Apple Could Learn from Microsoft
Now that Apple's battle with Psystar is coming to a close, an important realization has emerged: Apple believes that its operating system, Mac OS X, is the foundation stone of its intellectual property and a treasure that must never be degraded by allowing the formation of a competing Mac-compatible computer market. If it didn't believe that, it would have licensed the operating system a long time ago. But that hasn't happened in more than 25 years and to all appearances it never will. Now that we know Apple's intentions and strategy are firmly rooted in its operating system, there are some things that the company must learn if it wants that OS to gain even more market share. And although some might not like to hear it, many of those lessons can be learned from Microsoft. Windows is in no way a perfect operating system. It has been ravaged by malware, giving Apple the high ground on the security front. It has also suffered from design issues in the past that have allowed Apple to gain ground in the operating system market. But it's not all bad. Microsoft has made great strides with Windows that Apple could learn from. Apple can also learn from all Microsoft's mistakes. Here are some of the lessons Apple can learn about the OS market from some of the good and bad ideas Microsoft has had in the past.
Google Public DNS Security Not Breaking New Ground, Some Say
Google has implemented security features in Google Public DNS to help prevent DNS cache poisoning and denial of service attacks. But while some applaud Google's approach, others - including OpenDNS - say Google is not breaking new ground.
Free Programs Attract Developers in Asia Pacific, Survey Says
An Evans Data survey shows that developers in the Asia Pacific market are embracing free developer programs more than ever.
Kansas Men Charged with Dealing in Counterfeit Cisco Products
Two Kansas men are accused of buying counterfeit Cisco Systems products in China, then selling them to customers in the United States. The men allegedly put fake Cisco labels on the products, packaged them in counterfeit Cisco boxes and even shipped them with false Cisco user manuals.

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