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Microsoft strikes back at Google on new cloud storage.
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A couple of quick hits today from around the Microsoft-related sites and blogs:
Microsoft strikes back against Google: In a very uncharacteristic move, Microsoft is sending out notes to reporters and bloggers on January 12, reminding them that Google’s just-announced 1 GB Google Docs storage limit limit pales in comparison to what the Softies already are offering with Windows Live. (I say “uncharacteristic” here because most teams at Microsoft are not willing to comment officially on policies/products from their competitors.) Microsoft strikes back at Google on new cloud storage limits | All about Microsoft | ZDNet.com |
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