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Four updates are scheduled to be released during the Patch Tuesday of this month according to The Register. This batch will include fixes for Windows Media Player, Media Encoder, Office, and for various Windows operating systems including Vista. The malicious software removal tool will also be updated.

Technically, they’ve only confirmed some of the ones that have already leaked out onto the Internets, but they do explain what exactly these achievements are though, which is nice: Vidmaster Challenge: Lightswitch (0 points) – Get to the rank of Lieutenant in any playlist in the new EXP progression system.

Earlier this year, in June to be exact, the Independent Games Festival opened its doors for the 2009 IGF competition. Now, the competition doesn’t actually start until March of next year but some studios are already starting to show off the games they’ve submitted to the contest.

Gates / Seinfeld Microsoft Ad is Money Out the Windows Brad Brooks, the corporate vice president for Windows consumer product marketing at Microsoft, said this 90-second ad was merely a "teaser." I think it was just a huge waste of money.

When Game Guy complains about Xbox 360, readers club him over the head for it, but noted tech writer Dean Takahashi has cobbled together probably the definitive analysis of the console’s woes. The VentureBeat piece analyzes Microsoft’s initial strategy in its race to be first out of the gate with

Plutext, making Word collaboration work Posted in September 6th, 2008 by admin in Online Tools, Social Networks In my humble view, the best feature of Google Docs isn’t that it is Web-based. Instead, I think it is that it makes real-time collaboration a snap.

Why not. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tM_72QXCtN4 Could you imagine having Bill Gates money?  I’ve heard that people that wealthy rarely see actual money.

Microsoft knew it had flawed machines, but it did not delay its launch because it believed the quality problems would subside over time. With each new machine, the company figured it would ride the “learning curve,” or continuously improve its production.

If you haven’t had the opportunity to check out Microsoft’s new commercial, featuring Bill Gates and Jerry Seinfeld - check it out below: Some people apparently enjoyed this ad, but, really, I have never seen Jerry Seinfeld so unfunny.

In a recent Interview with Xbox’s vice president Don Mattrick spoke about their current place in the console market, In second place that they will do everything in there power to maintain that powerful spot.