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An agreement, expected Thursday, should put Microsoft's Live Search engine in front of more BlackBerry users.
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live.com does its job for me...no point on using the other two.
We have to wait for some time see what microsoft has for search and internet . Google is pioneer in search market and we can't expect that microsoft will beat them in one or two years like other companies are not able to caputre the market of IE, office and operating system that is being a key area for Microsoft
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- by Penguinisto September 11, 2008 6:43 AM PDT
- Well, it does make sense, though RIM and WindowsMobile are competitors.
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(7 Comments)I just hope RIM doesn't suffer the same fate that MSFT's partners usually do (see also PlaysForSure).
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