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Windows Phone 7 Lost on Twitter Trend but Caught on Google, Facebook

Today Microsoft unveiled Windows Phone 7, the second release after Windows Phone 6.5. This launch of Microsoft is pushing the mobile OS battle to a new high with Google Android, iPhone and Blackberry. Despite a major push for the company to get back in the mobile space, Microsoft lost Social Media giants Top Trend within short period. The hashtag #windowsphone was promoted trend on Twitter, but lost on organic natural Trends of Twitter. Does this means, Windows Phone 7 will lose the market share as like before over Mobile OS battle? May be not! Because, new Windows Phone 7 bundled with lot’s of … Continue reading →

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Last screenshot of the Ask.com

Today Ask.com kissed the death . With this announcement Google and Microsoft will battle the rest search engine war. But, we can frame the giant search engines last screenshot for our memory.

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Win Trip to Goa: MSN India new Marketing campaign for Hotmail

Hotmail is not Hot at all compared to Gmail and Yahoo! Microsoft is on the way to make it hot by launching a catchy marketing campaign. This type of marketing campaign for a Email provider is new to all of us. The campaign catch line is: “Create a new Hotmail account & win a trip for two to Goa!” The above offer is not at all negligible, by just opening a email account and completing a slogan can win you trip to Goa, India’s one of Hot Spot. Whats catchy over Hotmail? As per MSN Hotmail promise, Hotmail is loaded … Continue reading →

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5 Amazing resources on Bring Down IE6 movement

Journey of the Internet Explorer started in 2001. During 2002 and 2003 IE6 captured 90% usage share. After 8 years IE6′s usage share is around 14% (as per W3Counter Global Web Stats August 2009). Why does IE6 market share dropped so far? Incomplete standards support rapidly made it look shoddy in the face of strong competition. In today’s market, surrounded by Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Opera and its own successor, Internet Explorer 7, version 6 of Microsoft’s browser looks positively ancient. (source: “Bring Down IE6″ a .net Magazine initiative) That means IE6 failed to be with going trend. Today situation of … Continue reading →