The second beta of the 2005 release of Windows XP Media Center Edition is now available to testers, Neowin is reporting.
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SAN JOSE, California -- In its continuing fight against unsolicited commercial e-mail, Microsoft Corp. plans to filter outgoing messages on its consumer mail services and is busy developing new "proofing" technologies, the software maker's chief spam fighter said Thursday.
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Microsoft has tweaked its chain of command in a move to strengthen a division of the company that makes accounting software and tools for handling other corporate functions.
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Microsoft on Thursday notified 177 employees in its Findlay, Ohio, offices that it's closing the facility and eliminating some of their positions, a company executive has confirmed.
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BANGALORE, INDIA -- Microsoft Corp. is planning a number of moves that will increase and potentially consolidate its development activities in India, according to company officials and sources.
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Microsoft inched closer to the BI applications space on Wednesday with the release of two BI accelerators for SQL Server 2000 and SharePoint Portal Server.
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Microsoft plans to file next week its formal appeal of a European Union ruling that the software giant violated antitrust law and should be fined and made to curtail its business practices.
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Microsoft released the first test version of its new Windows Media Player software Wednesday, marking a significant upgrade aimed squarely at the burgeoning portable device market.
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Microsoft is expected to release the first test version of its new Windows Media Player software Wednesday, marking a significant upgrade aimed squarely at the burgeoning portable device market.
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The software maker's decision to extend support for many of its products reflects a new reality: Customers are increasingly reluctant to update major software components every few years just to keep up with Microsoft's shipment schedules.
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The company says its Visual Studio 2005 Team System will in fact support the Unified Modeling Language because of people's investment in the modeling standard.
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Microsoft trained its focus on concrete challenges facing IT at its TechEd 2004 conference last week, rolling out products designed to enhance security, productivity, and integration.
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Microsoft seems to be moving to upgrade more frequently the other members of its Windows Server System.
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An informal poll found that 90 percent of Microsoft employees were disappointed with recently announced changes to the company's employee stock purchase program.
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Game publisher Mythic Entertainment said Tuesday that it has settled a dispute with Microsoft over the software giant's use of the name "Mythica."
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The family of Windows Server System products are about to get even more tightly integrated, via a new 'Common Criteria' plan outlined at TechEd.
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Microsoft VP Andy Lees walked the TechEd crowd through a fast-paced set of demos and several new product roadmaps during his Tuesday morning keynote.
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SAN DIEGO--Microsoft revealed a new long-term support policy on Tuesday, along with upcoming technologies to boost security and reduce spam.
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An ongoing effort to consolidate antispam authentication schemes took a big step forward with the merging of Sender Policy Framework and Microsoft's Caller ID for E-mail.
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SAN DIEGO -- Microsoft will dump its "Kodiak" code-name that had been tagged to the next generation release of Exchange Server, instead shifting strategy to release individual improvements as they are ready, according to company executives here at TechEd 2004.
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