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  1. Google gains more ground than Bing in September, comScore says.
  2. Windows 7 testers invited to ongoing MSE beta program
  3. Sneak peek: Family Guy meets Windows 7
  4. Windows 7 Demo: Search Tools
  5. New Windows Live Messenger Is Live, Web-Based.
  6. Exchange Server 2010 RTM Leaked.
  7. Free Windows 7 RTM Available for Download Packaged as a VHD.
  8. Download Patch Registration Cleanup Tool for Window 7.
  9. Custom PC makers finally get Windows 7 preinstallation kit.
  10. Gartner: Windows 7 is 'all but inevitable'.
  11. Simple script trips up Microsoft Security Essentials.
  12. IE October 2009 Security Update Now Available
  13. A Look at Some Cool Windows 7 PCs
  14. First Windows 7 security update available
  15. Download Windows 7 RTM Power Saving Boost Update for AMD Multicore CPUs.
  16. Marketplace Client, Your Applications, and Registry Keys
  17. T-Mobile and Microsoft/Danger data loss is bad for the cloud.
  18. Are Windows 7 and OS X Snow Leopard pushing into different markets?
  19. Apple immune to Windows 7 impact, analyst says.
  20. Follow Up: Windows 7 Boots Slower Than Vista?
  21. Sun, Oracle chiefs vow that Sun technologies will live on.
  22. Application Compatibility VRT Questions Answered
  23. Functions and Solver Improvements in Excel 2010
  24. Windows Mobile Phone
  25. The single biggest reason why Windows 7 won't be another Vista
  26. Windows 7 RTM Enterprise 100 -Screen Shot Gallery.
  27. Patch Windows 7 RTM Critical Vulnerability.
  28. Week in Microsoft: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 9.
  29. $10 billion takes fiber to every school, hospital in the US.
  30. Microsoft Exchange 2010 is done and released to manufacturing.
  31. Ballmer: Testers didn't ring Vista warning bells; Could the same happen with Windows.
  32. Microsoft Employees Begin Hosting Windows 7 Launch Parties
  33. Microsoft to add OneNote and SharePoint clients to next Office Mobile release?
  34. Free Windows 7 Seminar with Mark Russinovich (and Friends)
  35. Windows 7 At PDC09.
  36. Windows 7: Clean Install Vs Upgrade.
  37. Microsoft pushing for ‘green-lit’ Windows 7 Applications.
  38. Windows 7 boots slower than Vista, says study.
  39. Windows 7 Gets Auto Upgrade Switch
  40. Intel Sees Windows 7 Adoption Speeding Past Vista
  41. Netbook Bringing Down Revenue
  42. Exchange 2010 Hits RTM
  43. Mammoth Patch Tuesday planned for next week
  44. Microsoft Can't Make Money From Free Products and Services
  45. Bling Fails to Ping as Google Continues to take Marketshare
  46. September 2009 browser stats: IE sees biggest drop yet.
  47. Microsoft delays Forefront business security client six months.
  48. Microsoft Exchange 2010 is done and released to manufacturing.
  49. Microsoft adds an 'Office Starter' edition to its distribution plans.
  50. New Microsoft social computing lab formed under Ozzie.
  51. Windows 7 At PDC09
  52. Windows and OS X: Not As Differen’t As You’d Think.
  53. New Ways to Try and Buy Microsoft Office 2010
  54. Microsoft, Red Hat seal the deal on interoperability.
  55. Microsoft Open House a Showcase for 2009 Consumer Lineup.
  56. Windows Home Server Add-ins: Lights-Out, WebGuide, and Whiist
  57. Free Windows 7 Seminar with Mark Russinovich (and Friends)
  58. When will Microsoft's Live Mesh matter?
  59. Microsoft makes changes to browser ballot screen; user testing to commence.
  60. Microsoft considering making Zune services available to Apple users.
  61. Microsoft mulling 128-bit versions of Windows 8, Windows 9
  62. Microsoft's Browser Ballot Change
  63. Host a Windows 7 Meetup!
  64. 7 Great Things About Windows Media Center in Windows 7
  65. Bing slips, Google inches ahead in search war.
  66. Add-on Guidelines in action – AVG Security Toolbar
  67. Microsoft kicks off its Windows uber-branding campaign.
  68. New Windows Phones are Here!
  69. Microsoft Research demoes five multitouch mice.
  70. Macs in 12% of US households, majority also have Windows PCs.