Recently, I noticed a weird thing when one of my aspx page did not post back the command button click event when <enter> on the keyboard was hit having focus on a textbox.
Actually, I have an aspx page in my Dot Net project and it has only 2 controls on it. One is textbox and another one is submit button to search the content.
The HTML code of the page looks like:

<asp:TextBox ID="a" runat="server"/>
<asp:Button ID="test" PostBackUrl="Default.aspx?CMD=Add" Text="Add" runat="server"/>

(I have skipped the html and other common tags for easy reading.)
Now, …

You will really enjoy it.

Wondering what I am talking about? Yes you are right, Google, Yahoo, Ask are unable to perform a simple subtract operation whereas Bing can successfully do it without any doubt.
When I try an operation 999999999999999 – 999999999999998::

I recently installed Windows Live Messenger 2009 but was consistently getting the error:
“Unable to sign into Windows Live Messenger ? Error 80004005″
With no resolutions in my mind, I tried other ID’s also but all failed. I googled the error and got quite a number of results including the one being referred by the error box.
I had actually not downloaded/updated it from Windows website rather I had downloaded the standalone installer from SoftPedia

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The much awaited Microsft Bing is now live.
Visit http://www.bing.com for live action.

See a screen shot below:

Microsoft today launched Bing, a new Decision Engine, providing customers with a first step in moving beyond search to help make faster, more informed decisions. Bing is specifically designed to build on the benefits of today’s search engines but begins to move beyond this experience with a new approach to user experience and intuitive tools to help customers make better decisions.

Microsoft has released a new interface of its Live search.
It seems much more sophisticated (loads quickly too) and I felt comfirtable using it.
Another thing that I noticed was, it displays the searched image on the same page. You will not be required to navigate to next page like we have in Google. You must try it out too.
Look at it below and try it out too: