This month Doug looks back at the good ole' days of software -- and how tablets may bring it all back.
Doug's column this month focuses on the truly dismal state of privacy these days.
In his column this month, Doug shares more of what you said you want to see in Windows 8.
Doug's latest column focuses on the legacy of Steve Jobs.
Doug muses on the future demise of XP -- and why it may never completely go away
Vendors that listen to customers tend to succeed -- and those that don't, fail.
It's presumptuous of me to give advice to Microsoft. After all, when was the last time I pulled in $16 billion in a single quarter?
From Word formatting issues to Firefox problems to Windows 7 fizzling out, here's Doug's current top tech peeves.
Will smartphones and tablets replace PCs and laptops? Or are they more companion technology?
Doug Barney on Ballmer's future and Apple in the enterprise.
Cloud backup is simple, if you remember to set it up in the first place.
Why can't Google's executives live up to their "do no evil" motto?
Doug's column this month looks back at the icon Microsoft recently lost.
Will Microsoft's virtualization products push VMware out of its own niche?
25 years ago, when Windows was born, I was a young journalist who had his first encounter with Bill Gates.