With new desktop Windows, company hopes to solve some Tablet-tech problems, starting with your unintelligible scrawl.
Microsoft's Vista looks to get tablets on write track
Microsoft's Vista looks to get tablets on write track
Companies are helping Microsoft implement its Dynamic Systems Initiative, which allows enterprises to create a bridge between their development shops and their IT operations.
Microsoft Calls on Partners to Bridge Development, Operations
Microsoft Calls on Partners to Bridge Development, Operations
The newest Windows 'pillar' was not expected to debut until Longhorn Server. But now it seems WWF is on track to ship with Windows Vista and to be back-ported to older Windows variants.
Windows Workflow Foundation Ahead of Schedule
Windows Workflow Foundation Ahead of Schedule
Microsoft is banning functions that use algorithms that have become creaky at the edges.
Microsoft Scraps Old Encryption in New Code
Microsoft Scraps Old Encryption in New Code
Registration opens for SQL Server 2005, Visual Studio 2005 and BizTalk Server 2006 launch event.
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s Most Important Launch of the Year Welcomes Steve Ballmer as Keynote Speaker
Microsoft €
s Most Important Launch of the Year Welcomes Steve Ballmer as Keynote Speaker
The Redmond software vendor still won't talk turkey about its forthcoming Office 12 servers. But it did offer a bit more guidance about its intended directions.
Microsoft Drops More Hints on Its Office 12 Server Plans
Microsoft Drops More Hints on Its Office 12 Server Plans
Windows XP Media Center Edition "Emerald," or, as it's really known, "Rollup 2 for MCE 2005" is likely to reach end users by mid-October
Windows Media Central 'Emerald' Due by Mid-October
Windows Media Central 'Emerald' Due by Mid-October
Microsoft Corp. is considering taking a stake in Time Warner Inc.'s America Online Inc. (AOL) unit, a move that could have significant repercussions in the competitive market of consumer Internet content and services, according to reports published Thursday.
Reports: Microsoft and AOL eye joint venture
Reports: Microsoft and AOL eye joint venture
Company readies tools for Mac OS and AJAX-style Web applications, while striving to keep Windows on forefront of "user experience."
Microsoft offers development tools for Mac, Web
Microsoft offers development tools for Mac, Web
The software maker shares more details on security, identity management features planned for upcoming Windows Server.
Microsoft talks up Longhorn Server security
Microsoft talks up Longhorn Server security
This trial includes easy-to-use tools that help you effortlessly create, organize, enhance, and share your digital photos.
Digital Image Starter Edition 2006
Digital Image Starter Edition 2006
For the first time, Microsoft is including open-source technology in a shipping product its Windows Server 2003 Compute Cluster Edition.
Open Source Code Finds Way into Microsoft Product
Open Source Code Finds Way into Microsoft Product
Paul Thurrott has posted PDC 2005 Day 3
Protocol allows interoperability across heterogeneous hardware and operating system environments.
Microsoft and Industry Partners Submit WS-Management Specification
Microsoft and Industry Partners Submit WS-Management Specification
Paul Thurrott has published a few videos from the PDC 2005
Building off of Office and Windows, Microsoft intends to make work flow and content management pervasive--and shake up both markets.
Microsoft flexes its muscles with Office
Microsoft flexes its muscles with Office
Mozilla Foundation plans to soon release new versions of the browsers to deal with a recently disclosed serious security flaw and other bugs.
New Firefox, Mozilla releases coming to fix bugs
New Firefox, Mozilla releases coming to fix bugs
Manufacturing kicks into high gear as Microsoft braces for unprecedented global demand.
The Countdown Begins: Xbox 360 to Hit Store Shelves Nov. 22 in North America, Dec. 2 in Europe and Dec. 10 in Japan
The Countdown Begins: Xbox 360 to Hit Store Shelves Nov. 22 in North America, Dec. 2 in Europe and Dec. 10 in Japan
