A three-headed beta release lights the fuse on Office, Windows and Longhorn Server.
- By Michael Desmond and Don Jones
- 07/01/2006
Our final sprint to the finish line stretches over replication: its limitations, high availability and the many improvements since the last version.
- By Eric Johnson
- 07/01/2006
Mary Jo offers her tips on rectifying Microsoft's troubles.
- By Mary Jo Foley
- 07/01/2006
Use this script to shut down or reboot a group of computers.
A federal judge has dismissed Go Computer Inc.'s antitrust case against Microsoft Corp.
- By The Associated Press
- 06/30/2006
Redmond cutting 148 total U.S. sales jobs, as part of efforts to be more efficient.
- By The Associated Press
- 06/30/2006
Microsoft's sponsorship of technology contests and its partnerships with university research centers hopes to bear altruistic benefits, as well as loyalty to company's products.
- By The Associated Press
- 06/29/2006
Dell seeks to expand in the lucrative business of maintaining other companies' computers, plans to launch a new service plan that uses Google mapping technology.
- By The Associated Press
- 06/28/2006
Company's online preview of its new Office business software is part of efforts to drum up more interest in the coming set of releases.
- By The Associated Press
- 06/26/2006
Microsoft throws off the shroud on its unified communication strategy.
- By The Associated Press
- 06/25/2006
Info storage leader goes deep with latest acquisition.
If you think of interop as simply getting Windows and Linux to talk to each other, then you're missing the true potential of both technologies.
- By Emmett Dulaney
- 06/12/2006
Distinguished Names (DNs) are one of the least-understood LDAP server components. Get an introduction to them, and see how a virtual directory can help with DN management.
A prominent Microsoft Corp. blogger who sometimes bluntly bashed the software behemoth is leaving the company to join PodTech.net, a Silicon Valley video blogging startup.
- By The Associated Press
- 06/12/2006
Finally. Wednesday night, Microsoft released the broad public beta, also called the Customer Preview Program (CPP), opening up testing floodgates for the long-awaited replacement for Windows XP to literally millions of consumers.
- By Stuart J. Johnston
- 06/08/2006