Microsoft has confirmed its involvement in the Google antitrust investigation by the EU. Read More: Microsoft on the Issues , Ars Technica Read the comments on this post

Okay so there’s a couple of big things happening from today that you should know about, and I’ll get to the first one quickly just in case. Windows 7 Release Candidate / Beta Shutdown Begins From today, pre-release versions of Windows 7 will shut down every two hours as a cuddly-wuddly caring way to tell you that you ought to upgrade to the final code.

Data source: Net Applications Firefox is on a decline. It may not be as steady as Internet Explorer’s death spiral, and it certainly has not been going on for as long, but if the last three months are any indication, Firefox will never hit that 25 percent market share mark that looked all but certain just a few short months ago. Meanwhile, Chrome is still pushing steadily forward; in fact, it was the only browser to show positive growth last month

We are pleased to release Quick Clean for Windows 7 & Vista. Quick Clean is a freeware tool which lets you  clean up the junk files from your Windows desktop quickly. In a click it allows you..

www.facebook.com BECOME A FAN – when we reach 100k FANS , i’m gonna upload Windows 8 Beta Pre-Release on internet !

Microsoft investigates IE/Windows Help vulnerability. No patch or in-the-wild exploit yet.

Users got another reason to switch to Windows 7 today when Microsoft announced that a VBScript bug could be used to install malware on computers running Internet Explorer and Windows XP. The hole was discovered by Maurycy Prodeus of iSEC Security Research, who posted a proof-of-concept hack this past Friday.

US District Court Judge Marsha Pechman has dismissed a year-old lawsuit against Microsoft over alleged antitrust violations for the downgrade rules it set for Windows Vista and XP. Pechman said the plaintiff had not proved Microsoft benefited from the downgrade practices that it created and that OEMs implemented

We are pleased to release Context Menu Editor for Windows 7 & Vista. Context Menu Editor is a freeware tweaking utility to add/delete application shortcuts, Win32 commands, files, and website… For more visit The Windows Club.

According to NetMarketShare, the Google Chrome browser gained .4% of global usage share in February.  All other major browsers showed a month-to-month decline. Browser Trends? Maybe more interesting is that these first two months of 2010 may end up being the beginning of a new trend.