Microsoft Cofounder Paul Allen has published a favorable, but critical, review of Windows 8.
Microsoft added about 1.5 years to its lifecycle support for Windows Server 2008.
Organizations just can't skip an upgrade to Windows 7, according to Gartner.
The IE vulnerability incident presents Microsoft with a perfect occasion to brag about the new security features hitting Windows 8 and Internet Explorer 10.
Microsoft last week issued the release candidate test version of its User Experience Virtualization tool.
Microsoft confirmed today that Windows RT ARM-based devices will be sold with a free "preview" edition of Office Home and Student 2013 RT preinstalled.
Microsoft today announced the release of a beta test version of System Center 2012 Service Pack 1.
While some IT pros look forward to the pending release of Windows 8, many have misgivings about the new UI. Here are the critiques of the reviewers who matter most: Redmond readers.
Microsoft on Tuesday released PowerShell 3.0 for use with its current flagship Windows client and server operating systems.
Mary Jo Foley discusses why Windows 8 is just the latest example of how the company is trying to push customers into a future that they're not ready for.
- By Mary Jo Foley
- 09/04/2012
Microsoft's Windows 7 OS has taken the top spot in worldwide market share for the first time in its three years of availability, according to NetApplications.
Will Microsoft's Windows 8 Surface tablet sink or float? Here's what readers think.
- By Readers of Redmond magazine
- 09/01/2012
Microsoft is increasing the licensing costs for Enterprise Agreement renewals by about 43 percent, according to a consulting company.
IDC downgraded its worldwide PC shipment forecast in an announcement on Thursday.
Microsoft today opened registration for its limited-time Windows upgrade offer.