In a continued effort to compete with IBM Corp. and its WebSphere offerings, Microsoft Corp. on Tuesday announced imminent availability of Host Integration Server 2004.
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Version 8 of the low-priced productivity package includes a stand-alone dictionary and a PowerPoint add-on.
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Regulators could still launch an investigation into the two titans' acquisition of ContentGuard this month.
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Products and services from e-mail security company IronPort Systems Inc. will support Microsoft Corp.'s Sender ID e-mail authentication standard, the company said on Thursday.
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The companies are among the boosters of a proposal aimed at helping Web applications talk to one another.
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New subscription plans are added to the Web conferencing service to help it compete in a crowded market.
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Microsofts Office System group on Monday is making available free of charge two Web Part toolkits and a Web services toolkit to boost integration of the companys SharePoint Portal Server 2003 package and SharePoint Services sites with applications from vendors such as SAP.
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Two Microsoft Corp. channel partners said Tuesday they will merge to form a new company that will be among Microsoft's largest global partners serving midmarket business applications customers.
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Internet Explorer is getting its first update in two years. Many want more, but Microsoft still says no new browser until Longhorn.
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Microsoft Corp. has launched a test version of a Web-based MSN Messenger client that allows users to connect to the instant messaging (IM) service without installing a client application.
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REDMOND, WASHINGTON - Microsoft Corp. plans to deliver a new version of its popular MSN Messenger client by mid-2005 that will let users create a more customized instant messaging (IM) experience, the company said last week.
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Microsoft's chairman says computer science is where it's at. It's also where a new $1 million research fund's at.
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The software giant comes up with a workaround to a glitch that shut some Microsoft Money users out of their accounts for almost five days.
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REDMOND, Wash. -- Microsoft Corp.'s MSN group is looking beyond Web search and is also working on a tool that allows users to quickly and easily find e-mail messages, Word documents, and other files on their computers.
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A server glitch has shut out a "subset" of Microsoft Money users from accessing their online financial files.
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The software giant demos prototype technology that can search both the Internet and a PC's hard drive.
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While Microsoft execs mentioned Longhorn in passing during their presentations to press and analysts at the Financial Analyst Meeting in Redmond on Thursday, no one breathed a word about Microsoft's Office 12, the next major release of Office, expected to ship in the 2006+ timeframe.
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REDMOND, WASHINGTON - Microsoft Corp. is looking to turn security from a "concern" into a "business asset" and "opportunity" for the company through software enhancements and management applications, the software maker's chairman and chief software architect Bill Gates said Thursday.
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