By Paul Thurrott, 02/03/2012
An often irreverent look at this week's other news, including a Windows Phone 8 leak, preordering a Nokia Lumia 900, Microsoft marketing layoffs, Facebook's IPO numbers, an uproar ...
By Paul Thurrott, 02/02/2012
ARM CEO Warren East said that ARM-based tablets and other devices based on Windows 8 were superior both to Android tablets and to Windows 8 devices that will run on Intel-type ...
By Paul Thurrott, 02/01/2012
On the eve of what promises to be a sensational patent-infringement trial that will finally pit Microsoft against one of its Android-based enemies, an International Trade ...
By Paul Thurrott, 02/01/2012
Microsoft this week unveiled an initiative to attract Google users who are concerned about the online giant's growing data-collection policies.
By Mark Minasi, 01/31/2012
SOPA and PIPA are well-intentioned but still very bad ideas. Read on for a couple of alternative solutions that make a lot more sense.
By Paul Thurrott, 01/31/2012
Enterprises expect software solutions to last indefinitely; as a result, Microsoft has had to extend support for its aging systems far beyond the original expiration date.
By Anne Grubb, 01/31/2012
SmartBear Software released the latest version of its code review software tool, CodeCollaborator 7.0, which features an improved user interface, workflow enhancements, and ...
By B. K. Winstead, 01/30/2012
Microsoft didn't quite make the predicted end-of-year 2011 release for its PST Capture tool that was originally announced last summer. But the good news is, as of today you can ...
By Paul Thurrott, 01/30/2012
Microsoft, Google, and Yahoo! announced their support of a new email-security initiative called DMARC that they say will lessen the impact of so-called "phishing" attacks.
By Paul Thurrott, 01/30/2012
Three months ago, Amazon didn't even sell a tablet computer, but today the firm controls a stunning 40 percent of the market for Android-based tablets, according to one market ...