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I found the article interesting, specially the the lower half where the strong correlation between the screen size and viewport size is described...

It is technically a better version of Hotmail. It has no ads, provides better security needed for government usage, restrictions regarding the location of servers and SLAs etc.

In general, all this would probably cost a lot less than the cost of having the services on the premises. As for the comparison with Gmail/Google Apps, I don't know how the comparisons were done there.

[I am a Microsoft employee but I do not represent them. This was mostly from my "common sense"]

Not really, The title of this post is wrong in saying that this is the first app from Microsoft. They have already released Bing, Messenger and Tag reader :)

It's funny but some of my friends and I have been looking at the second idea and have made some progress there. I'll takl to my friends and contact you if they seem interested.

I believe he said that in his original post. AppMiner.com

I think he was talking about posts that go against Posterous.

Love the post. Having done college and then post-grad, I have to say that I missed out on the immense opportunities of learning about culture, art, history and so many more things.

Additionally, One thing that that the article did not mention is the environment in the CS departments(just for hanging out... and getting new ideas) which is way more better then the things you'll learn in class.

Pretty interesting but just a note that these codes might not be same across versions and hence not to be tried on your current phone(Imagine resetting everything while trying to launch some test :)).

Cached link: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...

Scroll to the middle of the page for article.

good joke :)

I agree about cherry picking but I would not call them full of shit. The reason being that every product when being developed starts with a limited set of features and then goes on to start new features once the old ones are complete. May be they are at the point where they have implemented everything they are testing but not other stuff hence no tests for them.

Note that they never say that they are most standard compliant browser. They specify the tests they are running and the % of them being passed.

Disclaimer: I know I might get down-voted for this but I work at MS(not in the IE team though :) ). Of course, my opinions are my own and not my employer's.

adBock?

If you have ad blockers installed, you'll probably not see this. I can't see this on FF3.5+ with AdBlock plus

here's the mail address:

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Thanks in advance!

Wasn't this found to be intentional? http://blogs.zdnet.com/Bott/?p=1235