Microsoft releases Works Suite 2006
Works Suite 2006 includes updates to several programs, including Digital Image Standard, which now supports video, hierarchical keywords, and labels for organizing photos and video clips, Microsoft said.
Microsoft releases Works Suite 2006
Microsoft releases Works Suite 2006
A flurry of new products will ship in the coming months, some more than five years in the making. That's too long, Microsoft concedes.
Microsoft's 'big bang' could be its last
Microsoft's 'big bang' could be its last
Internet Explorer version 7 will support a more robust protocol for encrypting user data and securing online transactions.
Microsoft outlines IE7 security plans
Microsoft outlines IE7 security plans
Six popular software titles in one affordable package help consumers achieve goals and get more out of the home PC.
Microsoft Works Suite 2006: Living the €œSuite € Life Is Easier Than Ever
Microsoft Works Suite 2006: Living the €œSuite € Life Is Easier Than Ever
Microsoft Corp. will be retiring Exchange Server 5.5 and support for the product at the end of the year and is recommending users upgrade to the latest version, the company said Wednesday.
Microsoft to retire Exchange Server 5.5 by year's end
Microsoft to retire Exchange Server 5.5 by year's end
Multicore processors are solidly mainstream these days, with five upcoming multicore designs showcased by their creators on the first day of the Fall Processor Forum. But many software developers are ill-prepared for this era, according to a Microsoft Corp. executive.
Microsoft: Multicore chips changing PC software design
Microsoft: Multicore chips changing PC software design
Microsoft Corp. Chairman Bill Gates said the software giant faced growing competition from companies in China and India but, for now, the strength in those countries lies in software services.
Microsoft Sees China, India Competition in Future
Microsoft Sees China, India Competition in Future
A U.S. district court judge monitoring Microsoft Corp.'s antitrust settlement with the U.S. government scolded company lawyers Wednesday because the company recently announced a lengthy delay in a project to improve technical documentation for its communications protocols.
Judge questions Microsoft project delays in antiturst settlement
Judge questions Microsoft project delays in antiturst settlement
Microsoft Corp. is losing key members of its MSN and Office teams, the company confirmed late Tuesday.
Microsoft loses key members of MSN, Office teams
Microsoft loses key members of MSN, Office teams
Optional tool to collect performance counters that are consumed by the SQLH2 Collector.
SQL Server Health and History Tool (SQLH2) Performance Collector
SQL Server Health and History Tool (SQLH2) Performance Collector
Newly appointed CTO Ray Ozzie says the music player is a good example of where the software giant could head with its services push.
Microsoft checks out the iPod way
Microsoft checks out the iPod way
Company joins Yahoo's book digitization project, paying to bring 150,000 books online. Will MSN Book Search stay out of legal trouble?
Microsoft to offer book search
Microsoft to offer book search
MSN is working with the Open Content Alliance to bring millions of publicly available print materials worldwide to the Web.
MSN Search Announces MSN Book Search
MSN Search Announces MSN Book Search
Microsoft jumps into the race to make print publications available to its search engine, following rival Google's Print Library effort. Unlike Google, Microsoft is vowing to make sure its effort is well-received.
Microsoft Opens Book on Publications Search
Microsoft Opens Book on Publications Search
Detailed discussion describing how Microsoft IT uses SQL Server 2005 to improve data security for its line of business applications.
Improving Data Security by Using SQL Server 2005
Improving Data Security by Using SQL Server 2005
MSN manager Hadi Partovi is leaving to start his own company in wake of major reorganization.
Key executive resigns from Microsoft
Key executive resigns from Microsoft