The software giant is placing into the hands of testers the remote control and its accompanying personal computing and entertainment system designed for the couch set.
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Attorneys for Microsoft and nine states are set to make their final arguments in federal court about what antitrust sanctions should be imposed on the software giant.
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U.S. software giant Microsoft on Monday took a swipe at rival mobile operating systems maker Symbian , saying familiarity with Windows will help it be the standard used in new high-performance wireless devices.
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In an about-face triggered by Sun's recent antitrust lawsuit, Microsoft says it will reinstate the ability to run Java programs in Windows XP.
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Microsoft is about to stop certifying drivers for its old Windows operating systems that are Windows 98SE, Windows NT 4.0 Workstation and Windows NT 4.0 Server.
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European regulators, who have been examining the privacy implications of everything from Microsoft's Passport network to cookies, say music-player software may require a closer look.
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With Longhorn set to enter beta testing next year, Microsoft has begun to make plans for supporting new hardware technologies in the upcoming version of Windows. At the top of the list is the inclusion of native DVD write capabilities, with floppy-like drag and drop writing support. But multiple non-interchangeable DVD formats may lead Microsoft to back a single technology and force manufacturers to reach a consensus on standards.
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Microsoft Corp. co-founder Bill Gates sold more than $400 million worth of his shares in the software giant since early June and plans to sell millions more under a routine diversification plan, his spokeswoman said on Thursday.
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Microsoft insisted Tuesday that its .NET Passport service complied with European data protection laws, rejecting charges that it is "surreptitiously" collecting and passing on personal information about users.
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Instead of putting its support behind newer wireless network standard 802.11a, it is advocating that products use that standard together with the older one, known as 802.11b.
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Microsoft insisted Tuesday that its .NET Passport service complied with European data protection laws, rejecting charges that it is "surreptitiously" collecting and passing on personal information about users.
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Microsoft is speeding up efforts to weed out moldy code in Windows and other software after last week's revelation of a security hole involving an all-but-obsolete Internet protocol.
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Microsoft Corp. MSFT.O said on Friday it was talking with the European Commission over allegations it rigged its operating system software to work better on its server software than rival products. "There are discussions," Jean-Philippe Courtois, Microsoft president for Europe, Middle East, and Africa, told reporters at a European business forum. "We are anxious to get this legal case behind us." John Frank, Microsoft associate general counsel for Europe, said the U.S. software giant would like to discuss a settlement once the issue became clearer for European Union officials.
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Microsoft's CEO calls on workers to take more responsibility for leading the high-tech industry and reshaping the software maker's image.
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