This one's for Dennis, I know she is reading.

I saw this posted Tuesday.

"Microsoft is investigating how an eagerly anticipated Xbox game appeared on the internet three weeks ahead of its official release."

This one is for my brother Justin:

"Computerworld - Microsoft on Monday responded to reports of potential zero-day attacks against a large number of Windows programs by publishing a tool it said would block known exploits."

From WWW.COMPUTERWORLD.COM, thanks Timothy

Microsoft says that its Windows Phone 7 software developer tools have been downloaded more than 300,000 times. The Windows Phone Marketplace is preparing for an early October launch.

Microsoft has confirmed reports that a "Halo: Reach," the next title in the popular Xbox game franchise, has leaked one month before its Sept. 14 release.

UK.NEWS.YAHOO.COM writes: "Microsoft has issued a securityadvisory about a flaw that could affect a huge number of third-party Windowsapplications."

I found this posted at WWW.YOUTUBE.COM on Tuesday.

"If Microsoft had its way, it would probably beam images of Halo: Reach directly into your brain, then offer you a ride to your local game store on launch day to try to get you to buy the newest game in the Halo franchise."

Johnny Wrote: Take a look at this article

"Microsoft said that there have been 300,000 downloads of the developer tools for its forthcoming Windows Phone 7 platform. Microsoft - Operating system - Windows Phone 7 - Microsoft Windows - Apple"

This one's for Patrick, I know she is reading.

"Microsoft announced today that it is making some ad relevance improvements, namely, a temporary increase in Bing crawl rates. The adCenter team writes : Along with our consistent efforts to increase relevance for your adCenter campaigns, we will be temporarily increasing the rate at which your sites will be crawled to 20 to 30qps. This is within the accepted standards for crawl rates, and is ..."

Gene wrote:

Did anyone else see this article?