Microsoft to unveil 'Stirling' at next week's RSA security conference
The world's largest security conference will kick off next week in San Francisco with the public unveiling of Microsoft's next-generation of security software, code-named Stirling.
Microsoft to unveil 'Stirling' at next week's RSA security conference
Microsoft to unveil 'Stirling' at next week's RSA security conference
Microsoft has released a hotfix for Microsoft Office Communicator 2007
Microsoft demonstrated new features for its Windows Mobile 6.1 platform this week, including Internet Explorer and Adobe Flash capabilities.
Microsoft demos Windows Mobile 6.1 at CTIA
Microsoft demos Windows Mobile 6.1 at CTIA
Responding to increasing pressure from other mobile phone platforms, Microsoft on Tuesday planned to introduce updated versions of Windows Mobile and Internet Explorer Mobile and also make its new enterprise device management software available to all medium-size and large businesses.
Microsoft updates Windows Mobile, IE Mobile
Microsoft updates Windows Mobile, IE Mobile
Microsoft may have won a year-long quest to make its OOXML (Office Open XML) document format an ISO-recognized international standard, but claims of foul play in the voting process may come back to haunt the software giant when the European Commission concludes its latest antitrust investigation of Microsoft's business practices.
Microsoft's ISO win may worsen its antitrust woes
Microsoft's ISO win may worsen its antitrust woes
Sources tell The Wall Street Journal that time is on Microsoft's side, and that there are no imminent plans to nominate directors to Yahoo's board.
Report: Microsoft has no plans to raise Yahoo bid
Report: Microsoft has no plans to raise Yahoo bid
As the release of low-cost laptops based on Intel's upcoming Atom processor draws near, Microsoft is getting boxed into a corner. The software company plans to stop selling most Windows XP licenses after June 30, yet most of these low-cost laptops won't be powerful enough to run Vista when they arrive later this year.
The low-cost laptop offer Microsoft can't refuse
The low-cost laptop offer Microsoft can't refuse
Members of the Norwegian technical committee that voted to ratify Microsoft's OOXML document format as an ISO standard are protesting that decision even before the full results of the standards body's vote on the technology have been announced.
Norway asks to suspend its 'Yes' vote on OOXML
Norway asks to suspend its 'Yes' vote on OOXML
Microsoft published Internet Explorer 7 Tips and Tricks
The a security authentication and authorization group, which launched in September with Google, Apple, Sun Microsystems, and a collection of universities, says Microsoft is coming aboard as a founding sponsor.
Microsoft joins MIT Kerberos Consortium
Microsoft joins MIT Kerberos Consortium
Microsoft has released a preview of Windows Search 4.0
Facing pressure from hosted productivity suites like Google Docs and Google Apps, Microsoft is planning a new package of low-end productivity software and hosted services through a secretive project code-named Albany.
RMicrosoft prepares 'Albany' to compete with Google Docs
RMicrosoft prepares 'Albany' to compete with Google Docs
Microsoft's SharePoint Server is on a billion-dollar quest to potentially become the next must-have technology, offering companies tools for building everything from collaborative applications to Internet sites and potentially handing Microsoft its next cash cow.
Microsoft SharePoint taking business by storm
Microsoft SharePoint taking business by storm
As part of a suit over Microsoft's "Vista Capable" logo program, plaintiffs are seeking testimony from the former Windows chief and a number of major PC manufacturers.
Allchin, computer makers subpoenaed
Allchin, computer makers subpoenaed
Microsoft's security team acknowledged Tuesday that it knew of bugs in its Jet Database Engine as far bask as 2005 but did not patch the problems because it thought it had blocked the obvious attack vector.
Microsoft admits it knew about, but didn't patch, bugs
Microsoft admits it knew about, but didn't patch, bugs
Microsoft released version 3.5 of the Microsoft Security Assessment Tool
Microsoft is offering free support to any Windows Vista user experiencing problems with installing Service Pack 1 (SP1), according to a company spokesman.
Microsoft provides free support for Vista SP1 installs
Microsoft provides free support for Vista SP1 installs
The would-be Flash killer works on Windows and Mac OS and is headed to Linux, but Web developers want to see it on lots and lots of machines before they'll commit.
Can Microsoft make Silverlight shine?
Can Microsoft make Silverlight shine?
No, it's not getting into New York state politics. Rather the company has launched testing for a new consumer product, which may or may not be its ad-funded version of Works.
Microsoft heads to 'Albany'
Microsoft heads to 'Albany'
Microsof published the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) 2008