Microsoft recently announced that adult content will not be allowed in the Windows Phone 7 marketplace—which means 2 of the dominant players in the smartphone market have come out against porn. Do you care? There’s no question that the move is a slap in the face to the adult industry

We’ve never been big fans of Internet Explorer — but then, IE has never been that big a fan of us either. That could all change with the release of IE 8, which is rumored to include a private browsing feature (aka “porn mode”) that would allow users to cover

Lawsuit happy spank mag Perfect 10 couldn’t beat Google in court, so now they’re suing Microsoft instead, probably because judges don’t like them as much. We don’t really understand it, but it does explain why we couldn’t find a decent thumbnail for this post. (pcworld.com)

It’s not a serious concern around the Fleshbot offices, but ever-lingering in the back of our minds is what might happen when cold showers no longer affect us, when the whiskey and cheese doodles no longer dull the senses long enough to let the interns slip from our groping hands

· We don’t know anyone who really uses the Microsoft-sponsored Ms. Dewey search engine to find anything online. But we do know that plenty of people will now be able to see her naked without actually having to ask her. (msdewey.com + toxicmagazine.com) · The always reliable Mary Carey pulls