Microsoft's Patch Tuesday offering this month will feature three "critical" and four "important" bulletin items that will target 23 vulnerabilities.
Microsoft plans to abandon its "Windows Live" nomenclature over the next few months as it prepares to roll out Windows 8.
A German court today ruled in favor of Motorola Mobility Holdings in a legal dispute with Microsoft over video patents.
An executive at Wanova shared how desktop virtualization can be done using Windows Server 2008 R2 over a wide area network, while avoiding much of the usual licensing and storage headaches.
A security vulnerability in Skype could allow someone to identify a targeted user's IP address, according to a posted exploit on Pastebin.
Quest Software today described its migration solutions for organizations moving to Exchange Online and Office 365.
Microsoft plans to invest $300 million in a Barnes & Noble subsidiary, the two companies jointly announced today.
Nokia got its credit rating downgraded today, according to a report.
Microsoft yesterday issued a new update for Office for Mac 2011 after some users had problems with their Service Pack 2 installations.
Microsoft on Tuesday released the latest version of its free antivirus software for Genuine versions of Windows 7, Vista and XP.
Microsoft has signed an intellectual property licensing deal with Pegatron Corp. over its use of Android and Chrome software technologies.
Microsoft announced yesterday that it plans to release another test version of Windows 8, called a "release preview," in the first week of June.
According to Microsoft, the Conficker worm should continue to be a top concern in enterprise security.
Close to one in 10 spam e-mail originated from India, according to a report by security firm Sophos.
Microsoft on Monday announced improvements to SkyDrive, along with a new limit to the amount of free storage space provided.
Facebook has agreed to pay $550 million in cash to purchase most of the patents that Microsoft recently acquired from AOL.
Microsoft reported positive third-quarter financial earnings results today for its fiscal-year 2012, with the exception of its Entertainment and Devices Division.
Microsoft explained today how devices running Windows RT, or Windows 8 on ARM hardware, can be used for both personal and business purposes.
Microsoft today laid out its vision for connected devices and the "consumerization of IT" in a keynote talk held on Day 2 of the Microsoft Management Summit.
Microsoft named the upcoming editions of Windows 8 on Monday, both for x86/x64 machines and ARM devices.