Tagged: Microsoft

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Bing swings into action with new results buttons
Redmond's search outlet has plugged in action buttons that allow users to book flights, rent cars and more directly from SERPs.

Yahoo! hustles display ad deal to fend off Facebook
Yahoo!'s top brass are hustling to secure a mutual ad-selling arrangement with Microsoft and AOL in a bid to stop Facebook from sky-rocketing to the top of the US display advertising market.

Google updates search to include social
Google+ users will now have access to related content from their connections when they search.

Release date rumoured for Windows Mango mobile OS
Mango, Microsoft's anticipated answer to Android and iPhone mobile operating systems, could be released to an international market on 1 September if rumours prove true.

Blighty's smart phone use soars while Google gripes at rivals' mobile moves
Google's griped that Microsoft and Apple are hindering the success of Android with orchestrated attacks, amid the news that half of Blighty's teens and a third of adults currently use smart phones.

Yahoo!'s profits slump
Yahoo!'s profits have slumped - and the firm's top brass say Microsoft's poorly performing Ad Centre and Yahoo!'s recent sales management shuffle are partly to blame.

Twitter seeks terms with Bing after Google walks from data streaming talks
Twitter's highflyers look set to renew a license agreement with Bing after Google walked from "fire hose" data-streaming talks.

Microsoft announces 400 million Windows 7 licences sold and previews Windows 8
Steve Ballmer announced that Microsoft has sold 400 million Windows 7 licences and revealed the tablet future of Windows 8.

Yahoo! announces Site Explorer shut down
Yahoo!'s announced plans to shut down Yahoo! Site Explorer and redirect webmasters to Bing's SEO tools "later this year".

Microsoft bringing English-language SERPS to Baidu
First there was Yahoo!, RIM and Skype. Now Microsoft's paired with Baidu in a deal that will see Redmond provide China's biggest search engine with English-language search results.