BOL 1438: Microsoft and the crushing anvils of irony
March 31, 2011
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March 31, 2011
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<p>Microsoft tries to poke the European antitrust bear and point them in the direction of Google–ok, guys. Just, you know, beware of karma. Also, Google cracks down on the Android chaos (and hopefully the crapware, too), the +1 button points to, yet again, the all-consuming importance of recommendations, and Samsung did not–I repeat, did NOT–install keylogger software on its laptops. Plus, introducing our new app, Smart Fart. (Sigh.) –Molly</p>
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