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TOP STORIES - June 2, 2009 • Microsoft Bing Search Engine Launches Early • Microsoft Makes Windows 7 More Attractive to Netbook Users • Palm Pre Gets Mixed Early Review: Not An iPhone Killer • Why Microsoft Windows 7 XP Mode Is a Major Advancement • Sun Launches Cloud Services Portfolio SPOTLIGHT Why Developers Love Microsoft Response to VS 2010 and .NET Framework 4.0 releases affirms that Microsoft is in tune with developers. But not everyone agrees. READ MORE >> BEST OF eWEEK • New Lenovo PCs: High Design, Low Prices • 10 Reasons Why iPhone Needs Verizon • 19 Years of Heavenly Images from Hubble • Trailblazing Tech Not to Be Forgotten FEATURED VIDEO Meet Smarter Technology Learn about a new online destination dedicated to improving IT. WATCH NOW >> MOST READ STORIES • Latest Web Browsers Up Enterprise Ante • Postcards from Atlantis' Hubble Mission • HP Mini Netbook Lineup Grows by Three • What You Need to Know About Windows 7 IN THIS ISSUE Microsoft Bing Search Engine Launches Early Microsoft launched its new search engine, Bing, a few days earlier than expected. The search engine is designed to give users a more granular experience, allowing them to not only hunt for general information, but also conduct specialized searches for travel and shopping. READ MORE >> Microsoft Makes Windows 7 More Attractive to Netbook Users Microsoft has freed up its Windows 7 Starter operating system to enable users to do more with the software than the company initially allowed, such as run more than three applications simultaneously. READ MORE >> Brought to you by Ziff Davis Enterprise Breaking Tech News On-the-Go! For the most up to date technology news from our knowledgeable and trusted editors, visit eWEEK mobile from your handheld device. Go to mobile.eweek.com. ADVERTISEMENT Palm Pre Gets Mixed Early Review: Not An iPhone Killer Palm Pre, the smartphone that Palm hopes will revive its ailing fortunes and provide a viable smartphone competitor to Apple's iPhone and Research In Motion's BlackBerry, was reviewed by The Boy Genius Report. Apparently, the Pre has some innovative and interesting features, but it also has a few quirks that could prevent it from becoming a full-on iPhone killer. READ MORE >> Why Microsoft Windows 7 XP Mode Is a Major Advancement Windows XP mode will be a major selling point when Windows 7 is released later this year. And it's the single feature that will make most companies jump at the chance to have Windows 7. READ MORE >> Sun Launches Cloud Services Portfolio Sun Microsystems, which is in the process of creating its own public cloud offering, is rolling out a host of services designed to help businesses evaluate their readiness for cloud computing and then to help them build a road map to reach that goal. READ MORE >> 10 Ways to Make Sure Mobile Workers Aren't Slacking The standard 9-5 day job is rare. We live our lives switched on and plugged in. This creates an expectation. People expect work to support a more fluid style of life. Now, the bad news: If you can't see it, monitor it, or measure it, how do you manage it and make sure your mobile workers are really working? DOWNLOAD NOW >> How to Prevent Data Loss with an Exchange Migration Most migrations can't be done over a single weekend -- many take several weeks or months. During that time, it's critical that messaging functionality be up and running without interruption, even when some user accounts are housed in Exchange Server 2007 and others remain in the source messaging platform. DOWNLOAD NOW >>

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