Microsoft is including Visual Studio Team System technology in the first beta of its Visual Studio 2005, to be released at TechEd Europe.
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The Visual Data Team is posting real-time info on the status of Visual Studio 2005 (Whidbey) and SQL Server 2005 (Yukon). It's looking like Beta 1 of Whidbey and Beta 2 of Yukon could hit any day now.
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Microsoft plans to target large corporations and small businesses with a blitz of new radio frequency identification products.
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Microsoft has decided on an official name — "Windows XP Starter Edition" — for the stripped-down, cut-rate version of Windows that it first began offering in Thailand last summer.
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With a Windows edition for high-performance clusters, the software giant hopes to outflank Linux rivals.
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The software giant's latest patent explains how to use a patch of skin for a virtual keyboard.
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An industry organization representing heavyweight e-mail providers Yahoo Inc., Microsoft Corp., America Online Inc. and EarthLink Inc. released recommendations for ending unsolicited commercial ("spam") e-mail, according to a statement by the group.
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The company, eDial Inc., has improved the scalability and broadened the platform and browser support of its IM Web Access Server (IWA), which gives users access via a standard Web browser to Microsoft Corp.'s Live Communications Server (LCS) 2003 enterprise instant messaging system.
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The software giant has learned from online threats, its information technology manager tells Security Summit attendees.
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Support for the server version of Windows NT 4 is set to run out this year--but they can still get help if they pay for it, Microsoft says.
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Microsoft has boosted the prospects for some enhancements to Internet Explorer by appointing a new member to its product management team.
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Microsoft says its deal with a banking consortium to continue to provide security hot fixes once it ends NT 4.0 support is par for the course.
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Microsoft on Tuesday is releasing the first service pack for the SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services business intelligence platform.
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Microsoft continues to grant customers life-cycle concessions. The Redmond software vendor announced the latest, for banks, on Monday.
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What will tomorrow's workers want from their productivity software? Microsoft just asks them.
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Microsoft Business Solutions has identified five "development pillars" for its enterprise resource planning products.
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Microsoft has plans to port some of its Service Pack 2 updates and fixes to other Microsoft products. Redmond won't elaborate yet, but some of its testers will.
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Software giant plans service to protect against viruses, but says it's still studying market.
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