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Microsoft has expanded the Bing Rewards program to its MSN.com news site, on top of the Bing.com website. Bing Rewards members can now keep track of their credits right from the MSN homepage.

msnNow, a service Microsoft launched over a year ago, is now available as a "sidebar" for your Mozilla Firefox browser. For those that don't know, msnNow is a cool way to track what's trending on the internet in real-time based on a combination of social signals, algorithms,...

Today marks the end of one of the most popular instant messenger clients, and Microsoft will be transitioning their former users to Skype accounts.

According to Principal Technologies Inc., MSN for Windows 8 is more than four times faster than eight of the top major online competitors. This data was measured by page load time across the landing page, topic hubs, and articles. The study also found that MSN for Windows 8...

Back in February of 2012, Microsoft launched msnNOW, which provided users an entertaining and unique way to monitor trending news across the internet. Now, Microsoft is launching a similar take on MSN Money. "Money Now brings users smart, original and entertaining takes on the...

For all you hardcore MSN lovers out there, Mozilla has released a custom Firefox with MSN browser, which is basically a repackaged version of Firefox 17 with an MSN theme. There are also some other cool features such as an msnNOW tab and Bing as your default search engine. Hit...

We have just stumbled upon a new design on MSN.com while on Windows 8 and it sure does look nice. Microsoft created a clean and consistent look for Windows 8 users who love to browse MSN.com. The new design uses the common design language that Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8...

Microsoft has just launched a new service called msnNOW, which is a new way to track what's trending on the internet in real-time based on a combination of social signals, algorithms, and editorial insights.

Microsoft has revealed an updated MSN Mobile website that utilizes a touch of Metro UI. The updated website offers an improved navigation and optimized videos, articles, and photo galleries to display properly on a mobile device.

Recent reports suggest that Scott Moore, head of Microsoft's MSN will be leaving the company, but has not yet been confirmed by Microsoft themselves.