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Gates Stepping Back No Big SurpriseOpinion: Gates' demands outside of Microsoft, such as the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, were taking up the bulk of his time, which is probably the way he intended. eWEEK Windows |
TechEd Technology TipsIn this TestRun podcast live from the floor of Microsoft's TechEd conference in Boston, eWEEK Labs Director Jim Rapoza talks with University of Colorado ITS Senior Manager Michelle Clifford about her experience as an attendee at the Microsoft show. eWEEK Windows |
Microsoft's Windows Live OneCare—Do We Care?OneCare's incomplete security-as-a-service protection will soon have killer competition. (PCMag.com) eWEEK Windows |
Run Legacy Apps in XPIf you believe Microsoft's public relations people, you'll believe that Windows XP can run every application ever written for an Intel-based PC, dating back to the VisiCalc spreadsheet that got the PC revolution started in 1981.(PCMag.com) eWEEK Windows |
Microsoft Forms Interoperabilty CouncilMicrosoft has formed a group that will work on improving the ability of the software giant's products to work together with third-party applications. eWEEK Windows |
Microsoft Customer Council to Focus on InteroperabilityMicrosoft has formed a group that will work on improving the ability of the software giant's products to work together with third-party applications. eWEEK Windows |
Microsoft Seeks More Windows Live DevelopersSoftware vendor in search of corporate and consumer developers for its evolving services platform. Offers AJAX programming platform with gadgets, macros, bots and more. Will Microsoft's latest Windows Live pitch get play? eWEEK Windows |
Scoble: The Exit InterviewMicrosoft tech evangelist and alpha blogger Robert Scoble talks about everything from his tensest moments at Microsoft, to what Microsoft could have done to keep him, as he prepares to leave the Redmond software maker and join startup PodTech.Net. eWEEK Windows |
Microsoft Opens Next Versions of Office, SharePoint to DevelopersThe software maker is continuing to beat the developer drum for its information-worker platforms with Office Business Application Services and Line of Business Interoperability capabilities. (Microsoft Watch) eWEEK Windows |
Platforms Aplenty at TechEdMicrosoft will attempt to woo developers with multiple development platforms at its annual TechEd conference in Boston. eWEEK Windows |
Where are Vista Apps?Microsoft hopes 'new class' of ISVs will showcase their allegiance to the Vista operating system. eWEEK Windows |
Microsoft: Office 2007 Addresses Bloat IssueThe company acknowledges that there are user concerns about the new Office user interface, but it says the majority of real-world Beta 1 study participants were eager to use it. eWEEK Windows |
Microsoft's New WinFS Challenge: Managing Live ServicesMicrosoft's next-generation data store is still not yet at the Beta 2 stage. But the longer the technology takes to deliver, the more complex Microsoft's data management challenges become. eWEEK Windows |
The Top 10 TechEd Hot ButtonsHere's our list of the most significant unveilings and announcements at Microsoft's annual TechEd conference, including everything from a first test build of the new mobile SQL Server, to a new beta of WinFS. (Microsoft Watch) eWEEK Windows |
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