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more about #eu Roobs: Now watch as all the computer-illiterate people have trouble with Firefox extensions and wonder why the browser is so slow once they've installed over... more » Gordonium: Only with this post did I realize that numbers like $1.35B mean absolutely nothing to me and my $1,200 bank account. "Comically" here, to me, just mea... more » Monty: I think we really have too negative a view of what the EU has shown us here. We have a huge national deficit in this country, and there are millions ... more » hbuzzell: How hard is it to load another browser (they are FREE) after you get your new computer? It is not like IE blocks you from downloading them. If it di... more » abn.abn: Has anyone heard of a mac shipping with something other than safari? If they are forcing Microsoft to do this, they should force every other OS to do... more » Zerod Zunaro: When the browser war will end? Not soon, IE will die and we will find another source of our ire. It's a constant cycle friends. more » SmokeyRivers: So I wonder when the EU will try to enforce this on Apple? Is it not the same situation with them and Safari. Choice is always available, I believe O... more » Duckspwn_Reborn: I call bullshit on EU. If you buy Windows, Microsoft has every right to supply you with their own internet browser. It's part of the OS, deal with it.... more » Mikestan: I think this is great. I hope this happens around the world. How quickly do you think this will cut IE's monstrous marketshare. more » Mikestan: . more » OCEntertainment: If this is the last we hear of this whole ridiculous debacle, it won't be a moment too soon. I love going at it with the browser wars and have cheered... more » Volanova: I honestly do not see what the problem with Microsoft shipping Windows with IE is. Frankly, if you're computer savvy enough to care what browser you'... more » YuDawhoa: will blackbird be one of the choices? more » Mitchrico619: You all, are dumb. Microsoft is dominating the os world. They need to be stopped, you americans give the same fast food answers. Think a little before... more » Rask: So what happens if the majority of EU customers, even with the choice, choose to use IE anyways? Will the EU slap more fines on Microsoft? Will t... more » tylaw83: Why should Apple have to offer options if it is also the hardware company. The issue is that OEM's can't package Windows-based systems with another... more » SyphonFilter: This kind of legislation is bullshit if you ask me. How is it that MS are forced to offer products from their competitors? Also, the 95% of people t... more » AlexanderBias: What people here seem to "forget" is that the problem wasn't/isn't the browser as such, but the integral part it makes in the system. Uninstall IE and... more » Thinger: I want to lodge a complaint. My Toyota came with a Toyota engine, and I wanted a Mazda engine. That's just plain monopolistic! Geezus there are som... more » fanboy.took.my.star: i dont get why msoft even has to bother with this... just wondering...does osx come with 2 or more browsers? if not then why isnt anyone bugging them... more » -
#eu
EU Ends Microsoft Investigation Without Further Comically Large Fines
The European Commission has dropped its Internet Explorer antitrust case against Microsoft, getting big concessions in the process but not leveling any $1.35 billion fines this time. More » -
#microsoft
Microsoft Gives Europeans Choice of Browser Instead of None by Default
Microsoft's newest attempt to appease the EU is to create a system in which end users can choose their browsers. (Imagine that! Choice!) This is a change from Microsoft's previous offer to remove Internet Explorer completely from Windows 7. More » -
#fights
AMD to Intel: Nyah Nyah Nyah Nyah Nyah
After the European Union smacked Intel with a $1.45 billion fine for breaking antitrust laws, AMD responded in the most mature way possible: By mercilessly rubbing it in on the front page of its site. More » -
#vodafone
World's Second Largest Wireless Carrier Kills International Roaming Charges
From June 1st, customers of Vodafone, the world's second largest wireless carrier, will be able to text and call from over 35 countries at no extra charge. Attention American carriers: Be more like this. More » -
#lighting
Light Bulb Condom Does Not Protect Against STDs, Only the Dreaded EU
Depending on your location, you may have heard that the European Union is banning all frosted incandescent bulbs in order to stimulate the adoption of efficient lighting. This bulb condom helps get around the rule. More » -
#piracy
Sweden's "Pirate Party" Makes a Run for the E.U. Parliament
In efficient, socialist, and thoroughly entertaining Sweden, a political party based on copyright activism has a legitimate shot at a seat in the European Parliament. Remember: A vote for them is a vote for piracy. More » -
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#googlevsms
Google Attacks Microsoft's Browser Monopoly
Oh the irony. Google wants to join the European Union's antitrust case against Microsoft, all while at home Obama's antitrust chief wants to nail them to a sign that says "Don't be evil." More » -
#cellphones
European Commission Pushing Micro-USB Standard for Cellphone Chargers
Proprietary chargers are supremely annoying, but they're also an affront to consumers and the environment, according to the European Commission. They want a universal charger, and surprisingly, manufacturers are happy to oblige. UPDATED More »
