An apparently unauthorized review with several screenshots of the prototype of MSN's desktop search. Supposedly, this will be released by December 2004.
[via msnsearch's weblog]
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- MSN Spaces
- Amazon's citation links
- Bloggers talking about Findory
- Google desktop search security
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- Google TV search
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1 comment:
I think the oddest thing is that lately, one of the best sources for MSN rumors and leaks is the official MSN blog. Most companies refuse to comment, while MS is just blogging away. I think the MSN blog is a revolution in corporate blogging.
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