Seems that all it takes to get things done these days is whine and be named
Google. A mere nine days after the aforementioned search giant
kvetched about the rigidity of
Vista's built-in search functionality, the higher-ups in Redmond have apparently caved. According to a blurb at
CNET, "Microsoft plans to use the first service pack for Vista to make the changes to desktop search," and it was also suggested that the firm would detail these very changes "in a federal court filing being jointly made with the Justice Department." Man, talk about responsive.