Wired and wireless networking products are on tap from the software giant. But in such a crowded market, is there room for Microsoft?
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A computer-industry trade group takes a shot at Microsoft's credibility, alleging that the newly released Windows XP Service Pack 1 violates the software giant's pending antitrust settlement.
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Microsoft is one step closer to launching MSN 8, a major overhaul of its online service that for the first time will charge people who use an alternative ISP.
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A new service from the software giant and AT&T Wireless will let businesses use cell phones to locate workers on the road, such as taxi drivers, and more efficiently route them to clients.
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The acquisition of XDegrees, a small company known for its secure peer-to-peer technology, could help bolster the software giant's .Net Web services plan, analysts say.
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The software titan is set to announce new tools for building software for cell phones and personal digital assistants.
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MICROSOFT HAS DROPPED the pilot for its Office XP End User Subscription Licensing (ESL) program, an initiative that saw consumers rent copies of the office productivity software at discounted prices.
Under the ESL, consumers could rent a version of Office XP at well below the normal boxed price, but the license was not perpetual. This meant that the software would expire at the end of the subscription period.
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Under the ESL, consumers could rent a version of Office XP at well below the normal boxed price, but the license was not perpetual. This meant that the software would expire at the end of the subscription period.
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The software giant teams with the dominant Chinese computer maker to make tablet PCs, laptops with write-on screens expected to make a splash in Asia.
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Sources say the software giant may grab game developer Rare to spur more titles for its Xbox console. Nintendo owns close to half of the private U.K. company.
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Microsoft has acquired a small maker of security software, strengthening its arsenal as it works to improve the security and reliability of its products, the company confirmed Tuesday.
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The software giant is seeking an engineer charged with "collecting, evaluating and conducting analysis of modification chips" as part of security research on Xbox hardware and software.
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The software giant forgave a $15 million loan to former Chief Operating Officer Rick Belluzzo when he resigned earlier this year, the company revealed in its annual report.
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MICROSOFT is marching on with its mission of displacing Unix databases with its own SQL Server platform, and is readying both a 64-bit database and a next-generation database, dubbed Yukon, that focuses on data warehousing and minimizing down time.
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Microsoft may backtrack on a pledge not to use its online gaming service to crack down on "mod chips"--chips that modify the Xbox console so it can run copied game discs and unlicensed software.
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The company releases further details of a rash of attacks on Windows 2000 servers that has so far stumped the software giant's research team.
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Late today, Microsoft will unveil the Beta 1 release of Windows Media Player 9, a significant upgrade over the Media Player for Windows XP product the company is now shipping as part of Windows XP, as well as a host of other Windows Media 9 Series products that run the gamut from server-side content delivery to local media encoding. Windows Media 9 Series is the company's most comprehensive multimedia product launch ever.
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With the launch of Works Suite 2003, Microsoft is chasing productivity package buyers on a budget. Can the software recover from recent snubs by Dell and HP?
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The software giant launches its fall line of mice and keyboards, as the company looks to gain share over rival Logitech.
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The company will debut a new online purchasing tool and phase out its current Passport wallet by spring.
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The software giant began notifying Passport users Monday night of changes that would give them more control over their accounts and increased privacy and security.
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