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Microsoft whispers Origami details
News Unable to stay completely mum, Microsoft confirms Origami is a Windows XP-based mobile PC.
Tags: Notebooks and tablets, Microsoft Windows
Details unfolding on Microsoft's 'Origami'
News Microsoft's mystery product is starting to look like a new bid to work some magic with tablet technology.
Tags: Notebooks and tablets, Windows XP
Origami: Enough of anything?
News Microsoft's Origami is shaping up to be cheaper and smaller than today's Tablet PC, but the device will likely miss the software maker's most ambitious targets for size, price and battery life.
Analyst: Google's favorable foreign exchange rate to hit bump
News After 10 consecutive quarters of healthy foreign exchange rates, the search giant could encounter a reversal of fortune in the third quarter, according to an analyst report.
Tags: Analyst reports, Earning reports/forecasts, Internet advertising, Search, Google Inc., Exchange Rate, foreign-exchange, Japan, Wall Street, CPC
Google's CEO calls economy 'pretty dire'
News Google's Eric Schmidt says his company is "not immune" to economic woes, and doesn't see the economy improving until 2010.
Tags: Internet advertising, Twitter, M&A, Morgan Stanley, Online Advertising, Google Inc., e-mail, IM, CEO, CPC
Less money spent per search ad
News Search engines now get less revenue per ad clicked in the United States, but they're showing ads more often, and people are searching more often, Efficient Frontier reports.
Tags: Internet advertising, Microsoft Corp., Advertiser, Google AdSense, Google Inc., Yahoo! Inc., Internet Search Advertising, Search Engine, Advertisement, Search Result
Microsoft on search: We'll dig deeper
News The software giant says it can do a better job than Google by paying closer attention to your search patterns.
Tags: Search, Internet advertising, Microsoft Corp., Google Inc., Internet Search Advertising, Search Engine, Advertisement, payment, Search Result, San Jose
E-mail scammers face Euro crackdown
News E-mail scammers will be left with "nowhere to hide" following moves to tighten up European consumer protection, according to the U.K. government.
