Google has alleged that Microsoft’s Windows Vista’s desktop searching is virtually impossible to be turned off and thus it adversely affects non Microsoft search index program’s capability. Microsoft has denied the allegation. The outcome of the case is awaited. The moot question here is if a business giant like Google is not entirely free from evil effects Microsoft’s monopoly, what would be the fate of small businesses?

The real protest is not against the quality of the product, but rather how it behaves. The problems with monopolistic approach of these companies gets compounded when they are able to rig the laws with impunity.

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