Windows Server 2008 is on its way. With the first release candidate in the pipeline, it shouldn't be long before release to manufacturing and general availability.
Microsoft expects to release seven security patches with four "Critical" and three "Important" bulletins as part of its upcoming Patch Tuesday release.
- By Jabulani Leffall
- 10/04/2007
Microsoft yesterday announced the Get Genuine Windows Agreement.
- By Keith Ward and Michael Domingo
- 10/03/2007
Technology better consolidates Longhorn's management functions.
- By Greg Shields
- 10/01/2007
Despite the offering's rocky beginnings, Office Live may still turn out to be a pleasant surprise.
- By Mary Jo Foley
- 10/01/2007
Cavalancia thinks you need to accommodate Web 2.0 and Vista apps.
Microsoft reveals first details of upcoming Vista service pack.
- By Peter Varhol
- 10/01/2007
Despite Microsoft's efforts so far, incompatibilities still dog the new OS.
Microsoft has decided to keep its forerunner, Windows XP, in sales and OEM channels for another five months.
Microsoft is rolling out changes to its search engine aimed at narrowing the gap between it and market leader Google Inc.
- By The Associated Press
- 09/27/2007
Microsoft has released a key "extra" that had been promised for months.
Windows Home Server (WHS), Microsoft's first-ever server for home use, gets its first update today.
A European think tank is recommending to the European Commission that computers sold abroad come without any operating system pre-loaded.
Microsoft released several major updates for its Windows lineup today, including the first release candidate (RC) for Windows Server 2008 and the initial public beta for Windows Vista Service Pack (SP) 1.
The no-cost alternatives for Microsoft Office just keep growing: IBM announced yesterday that it is now offering Lotus Symphony, a free suite of "enterprise-grade" software featuring word processing, spreadsheet and presentation applications for Windows and Linux.