Microsoft Rolls Out Ballot Browser Box For Windows OS

Opera co-founder Jon von Tetzcher has said that the European web browser ballot screen that Microsoft was forced to deploy has had a positive impact on the European web browser market.In an interview with Seattle PI, the Opera...

Microsoft saw a small but significant plunge in Internet Explorer's market share in some particular European countries since it rolled out the browser ballot screen. This solution is tailored to offer Windows users in the EU...

Opera Software has disclosed the fact that the number of downloads of its eponymous browser has increased tremendously in Europe after Microsoft launched a ballot screen after the EU had ruled the company of being anti...

The European Commission has dropped its competition law case against Microsoft over its browser software and accepted the company's solution of offering Microsoft Windows users a screen through which they can choose non-Microsoft...

European Union regulators have officially dropped the antitrust case against Microsoft, which was said to be in breach of European antitrust laws by not providing the users of its Windows operating system with an option to choose...

The on-going legal dispute between Microsoft and the European Union Commission regarding the breach of the EU’s anti-trust laws by Microsoft is about to end, a source close to the legal proceedings has told...

In what seems as major respite to Microsoft, the European Commission has stated that it is satisfied with Microsoft’s plans to facilitate competition in the browser market through a browser ballot system.  In order to...

Three weeks after the announcement of Windows 7 Family Pack by Microsoft, the software giant has put a price on its Family pack offer; the 3-license pack will cost £150 or £50 per license. The family pack ressembles...

Executives from Mozilla Foundation have shown their discontent with the Microsoft’s proposals of ballot screens that would give Windows users a choice to decide upon their default browser.   Microsoft has put forth...

Microsoft revealed on Friday that it will be dropping Windows 7 E altogether and will instead choose to get a ballot screen update for customers who purchase Windows 7 in the European Economic Area.Dave Heiner, Microsoft's Vice...

Microsoft could for the first time ever rescind its divine rights on its operating system, Windows 7, and allow competing browsers to be bundled by default, in the OEM and retail versions in Europe only. The European Commission...