PC shipments in the first quarter of this year have hit their lowest level yet, according to data released on Thursday by IDC.
The Microsoft Management Summit kicked off on Monday with a joke about the Internet service being down.
Microsoft indicated today that it has released a "public paid preview" of its Windows Azure Backup service.
Can Microsoft's sandbox protect applications from the attacks of yesterday?
It's still possible to register for Microsoft's next Build developer conference.
A Linux developer group in Spain has kicked the "secure boot" controversy upward to the European Commission.
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.
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.
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
Tablets running Windows 8 and Windows RT will make some market gains over the next five years but will still badly trail Android- and iOS-based systems, according to research and consulting firm IDC.
Microsoft will enable the Adobe Flash Player "to run by default" in Internet Explorer 10.
Is it true you don't receive the full version of Office on your Surface tablet? Can you not upgrade to a different version? Brien Posey takes some time to clear the air on these and many other questions.
Personal technology pundit David Pogue explains how you and your end users can navigate, be more productive and have some fun with the new Microsoft client OS.