| Microsoft Microsoft says black screens not caused by security updates
Contrary to reports earlier this week, Microsoft said Tuesday the "black screens of death" some people have attributed to recent Windows security patches are not caused by those updates. Macs account for nearly half of US desktop computer revenue
The Tech Chronicles reports: Despite Apple's small computer market share in the U.S., (9.4 percent) its share of retail revenue was nearly 50 percent for desktop PCs and 33 percent for notebooks, according to Joe Wilcox of Betanews. Reality check: Global Bing, Yahoo market shares stink
Microsoft Bing and Yahoo may have mediocre market share in the United States, but the search engines don't have much to brag about worldwide. Office 2010 coming in June 2010
Updated 12:51 p.m.: Microsoft confirms further details about Office Web Apps' compatibility with mobile devices. Cyber Monday sales strong during shopping blitz
By late in the day, sales on what the e-retail industry calls Cyber Monday were up 11 percent from a year ago, according to Web analytics firm Coremetrics. Recent Windows security patches causing system problems
Updated 1:50 p.m., Dec. 1: Microsoft says black screens were not caused by the recent Windows security patches. Full story. AP: Microsoft unlikely to fund newspapers' Google boycott
It sounds like not much is really known about these fabled Microsoft-News Corp. talks. 
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