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The familiar ritual of scrolling through Google Maps for a dinner spot or a reliable plumber is undergoing a subtle but seismic shift. Google has quietly ceased displaying reviews from third-party...
In a landscape increasingly defined by digital gatekeepers, a coalition of prominent industry players has intensified pressure on U.S. regulators to launch a sweeping antitrust investigation into...
In a surprising twist in the tech world, recent reports suggest that Apple and Microsoft have engaged in discussions about potentially making Bing the default search engine on the iPhone, a move that...
In 2009, Microsoft faced increasing competition from Google's Chrome OS and Apple's macOS. Charles Songhurst, a Microsoft executive, expressed confidence that Windows 7 would surpass these...
Microsoft is rolling out a new browser choice screen for Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, and even the long-unsupported Windows XP in the European Economic Area (EEA). This move comes as part of...
In 2009, the European Commission found that Microsoft's bundling of Internet Explorer (IE) with Windows operating systems hindered competition by limiting user choice. To address this, Microsoft...
This fall, tech shoppers strolling through upscale malls and premier shopping districts might experience a curious case of retail déjà vu—Microsoft storefronts deliberately opening within steps...
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