Microsoft's so-called "extended support" phase for Office for Mac 2008 is set to end on Tuesday, April 9.
Traditional PC shipments will continue to decline over the next four years, even as global shipments increase for mobile phones, tablets and "ultramobile" devices, according to new first-quarter data announced today by Gartner Inc.
Microsoft released two editions of its Windows Embedded 8 Industry product today.
Microsoft today released Cumulative Update 1 for Exchange 2013, enabling coexistence with older servers.
Forrester Research is seeing a flagging interest in virtual desktop infrastructure deployments by IT organizations.
A Linux developer group in Spain has kicked the "secure boot" controversy upward to the European Commission.
Google on Thursday declared an "open patent non-assertion pledge."
Microsoft today released patent information in a searchable form as part of a transparency pledge.
Microsoft has started selling the use of its Global Service Monitor service for tracking Web site performance.
Most IT administrators consider their jobs to be stressful, according to an industry survey.
A cumulative update designed to enable Exchange 2013 coexistence with Exchange 2010 is set for April 2 delivery.
Some users updating their Mail, Calendar and People apps on Windows 8 and Windows RT systems seem to be having synchronization problems with various Google Apps.
Three universities have started using Office 365, Microsoft's bundle of cloud-supported services.
Microsoft confirmed today that it has an internal plan, code-named "Blue," that will set the pace for the company's products in the near future.
Microsoft's Build conference for developers will be returning this summer.
- By Michael Desmond
- 03/26/2013
A Mail security update for Windows 8 and Windows RT systems was released today.
Small-bore app improvements will be arriving as early as Tuesday.
- By Scott Bekker
- 03/25/2013
The rumored "Windows Blue" update wave is getting a bit more solid.
- By Scott Bekker
- 03/25/2013
Microsoft's Xbox gaming consoles do not infringe a patent held by Google, a judge for the ITC indicated on Friday.
This month marks a change in the U.S. patent system in which the first inventor to file a patent application gets precedence.