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Today’s Bing homepage teases users with an attractive video of a Betta fish swimming across the screen. In addition to this animated video, which uses HTML5 technology users will also get info about Microsoft’s new OS Windows 8, including what is new in Windows 8 consumer preview; however, the info page is not live now.
Microsoft Fixit is a one-click solution that lets users fix most common Windows problems, which are usually requires editing registry and tweaking inner parts of the OS. User simply needs to download the FixIt Solution and run it to fix the issue.
Check out these cool, new wallpapers from Microsoft New Zeeland (a subsidiary of Microsoft) that you can download for your Windows 7, Vista or XP PCs.
Microsoft has just released a developer preview of Internet Explorer 9 (IE9), their latest web browser for test drive. It comes with support for HTML5, CSS3 and SVG2 standards. Interested users can download and check out the new Web platform capabilities of Internet Explorer 9 from IETestDrive.com.
Microsoft Outlook is not just an email client, it is more than that. The Calendar and Task feature makes this application unique from other email client. If you use Calendar and Task features of Outlook, there is no way to view your schedules without opening the Outlook 2010. To save your precious time from launching [...]
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