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Where is Microsoft? How are they responding? Are they nervous? Are they scared?
Or…maybe…(gasp!) Microsoft is dead (insert dramatic music right here). who've bought into the propaganda program that Microsoft is yesterday’s agency, make sure you, please, make sure you make it easy for me to offer you this straightforward reality verify. Here are a few quotes from diverse sources to consider (just in-case you think I am only “drinking the kool-aid”). IS Afraid of Microsoft,microsoft office Standard 2010 update key, Big Time THE ARTICLE: pummels Google while in the “In-Game Advertsing” space. How? Google buys a small San-Fran agency to meet the challenge. Microsoft buys the world-leader while in the industry for In-game advertising. delivers a solid uppercut in Voice-activated local directory assistance. How? Google announces an experimental service that may not be available at all times and may not work for all users. (Cute) Microsoft acquires TellMe Networks. Heard of them? Most likely, you’ve been using them for the longest time. Almost half of all directory assistance calls are processed on TellMe’s voice platform,microsoft office Professional Plus 2010 x64 key, and roughly one in three Americans use Tellme every year to get things done. Microsoft's 'Dead' Doesn't Compute THE ARTICLE: software runs more than 90% of the desktops on the planet — and will for the foreseeable future — it's simply not dead.”
“Windows runs on the vast majority of desktops during the world; Linux and OSX make up less than 10% combined”
(Microsoft) “…earned $12.6 billion after taxes in its last fiscal year” the true innovator? releases lots of freebies to the masses, but let’s look at what Uncle Sam has to say,buy microsoft office 2010 key, shall we? The US Patent Office issues a report for every calendar year on the leading companies that have filed new inventions. Guess who was #12 on the list for 2006? Guess who was #18 on the list in 2005? Go ahead guess… Okay, I’ll tell you – Microsoft. Now, guess who will be on the list next year, quite possibly higher than #12 and who (most likely) will not be. Go ahead, I’ll wait for your answer.

I understand that several of Google’s original team will be vesting their stock soon and (presumably) heading for greener pastures. I don’t blame them! But follow this link to get an idea of what some of our retirees are carrying out. Just a thought… a real competitor to Microsoft? Sure they are,genuine microsoft windows 7 x64, no doubt, but so is that garage startup down the street. And I doubt either of them will put us out of business. thoughts? Stroud (ex-Googler)