The software heavyweight on Wednesday will take an important step toward expanding the appeal of its .Net software plan by announcing a link to the Apache Web server.
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Users of Microsoft's home set-top box are inadvertently calling emergency services after falling prey to a prank program that changes their dialup number to 911.
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Technical glitches prompt Microsoft to stop offering for download a free program that allows Palm handhelds to synchronize with the Macintosh version of Office.
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Hoping to broaden the appeal of its .Net software plan, the tech giant is improving links between its products and those of its rival.
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Groove Networks plans to integrate support for Microsoft's online collaboration technology into its future applications.
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MICROSOFT CHAIRMAN BILL Gates sent an e-mail to some Microsoft customers Friday updating them on the company's Trustworthy Computing initiative and reminding them that they too have a significant role to play in securing their computer systems.
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MICROSOFT THURSDAY SAID fourth-quarter sales grew from a year ago thanks to increased sales of its Windows and Office software products, but the company wrote off loses due to sour investments, which cut into profits.
For its fiscal fourth quarter ended June 30, Microsoft reported revenue of $7.25 billion, a 10 percent increase over its reported $6.58 billion in revenue for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2001, the company said in a statement.
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For its fiscal fourth quarter ended June 30, Microsoft reported revenue of $7.25 billion, a 10 percent increase over its reported $6.58 billion in revenue for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2001, the company said in a statement.
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The software giant will continue to build in its "Active Directory" as part of Windows, but will offer the technology as a separate product next year.
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The software giant's investment losses sapped it fourth fiscal quarter, which otherwise would have whizzed past Wall Street expectations.
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The emergence of Linux as a serious competitor to Windows has forced Microsoft to change the way it approaches customers, according to Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer.
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THE NEXT VERSION of Microsoft's MSN Internet access software is due for release by the end of the year and for some users will sport a significant new feature -- a price tag.
The company is readying the release of MSN 8.0, its password-protected Internet software that allows users to access MSN e-mail accounts, news and entertainment content and browse the Web. Along with its Internet access service, the software competes against that of America Online.
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The company is readying the release of MSN 8.0, its password-protected Internet software that allows users to access MSN e-mail accounts, news and entertainment content and browse the Web. Along with its Internet access service, the software competes against that of America Online.
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Microsoft has posted Windows Desktop Product Lifecycle Guidelines
In its never-ending campaign for the Internet crown, Microsoft is showing off a test version of MSN 8.0, its latest service to take on industry rivals America Online and Yahoo.
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The software giant is putting the finishing touches on the third collection of Windows 2000 bug fixes, which is nearly ready for release.
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Weeks before the software maker plans to reinstate Java in Windows XP, it shuts down a site that would automatically send Java software to Windows XP users.
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THE NEXT VERSION of Microsoft's Exchange server software, code-named "Titanium," is scheduled for availability in mid-2003 and will be released to hold customers over before shipping a future version of the software based on its .Net code, according to company executives.
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The software giant launches the first of several pre-emptive strikes against Apple's trade show by announcing new technologies far ahead of their delivery to market.
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COMSHARE HAS TEAMED up with Microsoft in a partnership that will combine Comshare's CPM (corporate performance management) software with Microsoft's BI (business intelligence) platform to help companies bridge the gap between top-level strategy and operating budgets and forecasts.
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MICROSOFT IN THE late-2003 timeframe plans to release the next version of the .Net Framework, code-named Whidbey, a company spokesman confirmed on Monday.
The major release of the company's Web development framework is expected to feature rapid application design for Web services, based on work from the company's Global XML Web Services Architecture toolkit team, according to a Microsoft spokesman.
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The major release of the company's Web development framework is expected to feature rapid application design for Web services, based on work from the company's Global XML Web Services Architecture toolkit team, according to a Microsoft spokesman.
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The software giant on Monday will announce its crown digital media technology, code-named Corona, officially will be called Windows Media 9 Series.
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