MacNN | MS aims at iPhone-like browsing:
Microsoft today issued a response to the iPhone's mobile version of Safari with Deepfish, the codename for a new technology designed for Windows Mobile 5 or 6 smartphones to provide a more desktop-like web browser experience.
Here we go again. MS thinks Apple's iPhone is a mistake, but yet we see this move???
And just the other day, MS was bragging about how much safer Vista is than OS X and other UNIX-flavored OSes. Now, we see this:
Microsoft Investigating Windows Zero-Day Bug - Yahoo! News:
Microsoft Corp. has confirmed a new Windows zero-day bug that is already being targeted by attackers.
And this:
Microsoft: Attacks on Windows flaw rise - Yahoo! News:
SEATTLE - Hackers stepped up attacks Friday on computers running some versions of Windows, a day after Microsoft disclosed a hole related to the mouse cursor. Microsoft Corp. sent out a security advisory Thursday warning customers that a vulnerability in ".ani" files — used to change the cursor into an hourglass while a program works, or into a dancing animal or other animation on specially designed Web sites — was allowing hackers to break into computers and install malicious software.
The folks at MS are either really stupid or really bad liars. Or both...
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