Software Giant Microsoft have outsourced some of the internal IT services to Outsourcing Giant Infosys. This three year outsourcing contract is worth over $100 Million.
According to this contract Infosys will manage the internal information technology services, including help-desk support, for Microsoft from centers across 104 countries.
Infosys, a longtime Microsoft partner, says it will streamline implementation processes, simplify support and service, and lower enterprise costs by using the latest Microsoft products, including Windows 7.
“This is a huge deal for two reasons,” said Marc Harrison, president of Silicon East, a Microsoft …

According to recent Study done by Irish Metrics Company Statcounter, Microsoft Internet Explorer is steadily losing its market share in India and other parts of world in the browser war against – Firefox , Opera and Google Chrome.
According to Report, The percentage of PC’s in India using Internet Explorer as browsers have dropped from 70% in 2008 to 51% in 2010.
Whereas in Europe, The market share has dropped three time more than usual rate basically because the company was forced to mandate a ballot screen by EU in its Windows …

According to New Deal between Microsoft and Hewlett-Packard, Bing would be the default search engine and MSN.com would be the Default homepage on all HP Laptops and PCs worldwide for the time span of three years.
The Earlier Partnership only covered the consumer PCs sold in the United States and Canada, and was effective for 12 months but the extended deal would cover both business and consumer computers worldwide for three years.
This Partnership would help Microsoft to increase the Market Share of its Search Engine Bing, Which was launched …

Update :- Microsoft issued a patch for its Word software to comply with a court ruling that it infringed on patents relating to the use of XML or extensible markup language in its flagship word processing software
A day after Court Banned Selling of Microsoft Word 2007 after finding Microsoft Guilty in Copyright Infringement Case. Owners of Canadian Company i4i are really Happy because According to Court Decision i4i would get $290 million in damages from Microsoft for stealing its software Word.
According to i4i’s chairman, Loudon Owen “It’s a battle cry …

A court has Banned Software Giant Microsoft from selling Microsoft Word after Microsoft was found guilty of using a Computer program in its software violating a Patent.
The Court had given its final Decision after an year Long trial Between Microsoft and a Canadian company, called i4i Inc.
The patent in Question of Canadian Company is of 1998 regarding methods for reading XML . It is to be noted that Microsoft is using the identical technology in its latest version of Microsoft Word.
Court has odered Microsoft not to sell Word …