Microsoft announced new software tools Wednesday in hopes of persuading developers to build Web services using its .Net technology.
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WASHINGTON--The first of two expert witnesses testified in federal court Tuesday that so-called middleware can be safely removed from Microsoft's Windows operating system.
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Auckland firm Infraserv has complained about microsoft to the Commerce Commission alleging anticompetitive behavior.
Infraserv, the operations arm of law firm Clendon Feeney, laid the complaint last week.
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Auckland firm Infraserv has complained about microsoft to the Commerce Commission alleging anticompetitive behavior.
Infraserv, the operations arm of law firm Clendon Feeney, laid the complaint last week.
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Microsoft is preparing an upgrade to its anti-piracy technology aimed at bridging the gap that continues to separate online music subscription services and portable devices such as MP3 players.
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Microsoft has gone back to court to contest an earlier decision allowing operating system manufacturer Lindows.com to continue trading with a name that closely resembles the software giant's own Windows product.
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Microsoft's Web server software gained significant market share on rivals during March, according to a new survey, after two large domain-name parking services switched to Windows systems.
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Microsoft Corp. was close to sharing a key programming tool after learning that Palm Inc. was participating in the antitrust case against the software giant, an executive from the No. 1 handheld computer maker told federal court on Thursday
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Surprising analysts with the speed of its decline, AOL Time Warner's Netscape Navigator browser has lost nearly half its market share in the past seven months.
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A Novell executive once offered to help Microsoft fend off the government's antitrust case if Microsoft would help Novell's networking software work better with the Windows operating system, a federal court heard on Thursday.
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Microsoft has had to reissue its last two quarterly earnings reports after it discovered clerical errors had led to lower than actual calculations of unearned revenue.
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In three separate legal briefs filed Friday, a total of 34 states opposed a Microsoft motion that a federal judge should dismiss the remaining portion of its antitrust case.
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To achieve the long-elusive goal of easily finding information hidden in computer files, Microsoft is returning to a decade-old idea.
The company is building new file organization software that will begin to form the underpinnings of the next major version of its Windows operating system. The complex data software is meant to address a conundrum as old as the computer industry itself: how to quickly find and work with a piece of information, no matter what its format, from any location.
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The company is building new file organization software that will begin to form the underpinnings of the next major version of its Windows operating system. The complex data software is meant to address a conundrum as old as the computer industry itself: how to quickly find and work with a piece of information, no matter what its format, from any location.
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Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer attempted to build bridges with governments and industry rivals on Tuesday when he said the software giant aspired to become a responsible industry leader.
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Microsoft offers concessions to EU regulators to try to head off antitrust sanctions
Microsoft offers concessions to EU regulators to try to head off antitrust sanctions
Microsoft is sending a clear message to would-be software pirates by launching more than 1,000 legal cases against UK resellers.
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Sun Microsystems Inc. sued rival Microsoft for more than $1 billion Friday because the software giant made the Windows XP operating system incompatible with Sun’s Java programming language.
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Sun Microsystems Inc. sued rival Microsoft for more than $1 billion Friday because the software giant made the Windows XP operating system incompatible with Sun’s Java programming language.
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Microsoft and the U.S. government pitch their antitrust settlement to a federal judge on Wednesday, hoping to get her endorsement despite objections from nine states seeking harsher sanctions against the company.
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Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said the software giant would have to withdraw the Windows operating system from the market if a federal court approves sanctions being sought by nine of the states in the antitrust case, according to depositions released Monday.
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The rift between IBM and Microsoft over Web services widened further over the weekend when Web services evangelists from each company clashed over the relative merits of .Net and Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) for building applications that can talk to each other over the Internet.
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