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May272010

When hell freezes over? Maybe it has...

DateThursday, May 27, 2010 at 11:49AM

Rumor: Microsoft cameo at WWDC keynote

Wouldn't it be absolutely amazing if Apple/Microsoft came together to compete against Google/Adobe?

  1. Bing becomes the default search engine on the iPhone.
  2. Bing maps becomes the default mapping engine.
  3. Silverlight becomes "native" to the iPhone.

Stranger things have happened. Stay tuned. These are amazing times.

 

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