Submitted by acohill on Wed, 12/03/2008 - 10:10
ComputerWorld reports that Microsoft's share of the operating system marketplace continues to shrink, and has now fallen below 90% for the first time in more than a decade. The recent 2% drop in marketshare was made up primarily by Apple, and a much smaller gain in Linux-based computers. Microsoft's share of Web browsers has also been shrinking steadily, with FireFox, the free open source browser, taking most of the users away from Internet Explorer. Safari, the Mac Web browser, has also made smaller gains.
Design Nine provides visionary broadband architecture and engineering services to our clients. We have over seventy years of staff experience with telecom and community broadband-more than any other company in the United States.
We have a full range of broadband and telecom planning, design, and project management services.
Eldo Telecom
Muni Networks
Free Fiber to the Home
Save NC Broadband
Broadband 2.0
Free Utopia!
Blandin on Broadband
Intelligent Community Forum
Cybertelecom
FCC Broadband Blog
KGP Broadband Stimulus
Daily Yonder
AppRising
Benton Foundation
Ars Technica Tech Policy
Broadband Policy
Bill St. Arnaud
Stop the Cap
Broadband Policy Watch
Lafayette Pro Fiber