Beautiful day? Not if you&#39;re Microsoft
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A US lawsuit brought by a company backed by rock group U2 is threatening to reopen old legal wounds for Microsoft. Californian technology company Burst.
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Microsoft suffered a big setback this week in Europe. Should other large tech companies be worried?
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Microsoft made almost $3 billion in profit in the past quarter, but it was Google that captured investors&#39; fancy yesterday. The current and former Wall Street darlings reported their earnings after the stock
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This column gets results. A few months ago I suggested that Internet users would do well to give up on Microsoft Corp.&#39;s buggy and insecure Internet Explorer browser and check out some well-crafted alternatives.
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It won&#39;t be &quot;all or nothing&quot; and it won&#39;t be &quot;everything, right away.&quot; That&#39;s the gist of the message coming out of Paris following the presentation of a report on a possible switch from Windows to open source.
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When Microsoft Corp. announced last week it was scaling back the feature set for the next version of Windows, code-named Longhorn, it may have inadvertently given competitors the opening they&#39;d been looking for.
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While security experts applaud Microsoft&#39;s recently released Service Pack 2, some companies that distribute their software over the Web are watching the product&#39;s introduction with dread and suspicion.
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commentary Microsoft was a little unhappy with an article I wrote this week because it contained a slight factual error. The error arose from two separate companies finding an almost identical security hole
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Microsoft is, for once, trying to play nicely.  This is why it's failing.
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The talk in the computer world seems to be whether or not to get Microsoft&#39;s Windows XP Service Pack 2. Both sides of the argument offer pros and cons as to whether or not computer users should proceed with this upgrade.
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The quiet debut for Microsoftâs latest version of the Windows operating system reflects how the companyâs influence has faded as the nature of computer software has changed.
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By Pete Bach, The Post-Crescent, Appleton, Wis.  Feb. 20--Microsoft's new Vista operating system is wowing buyers less  intensely than expected, but a couple of Fox Cities computer professionals say  it's got a lot of pluses.
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By Dwight Silverman, Houston Chronicle  Dec. 19--If you talk to a hard-core techie who's a user of the Linux operating system or one of the zealots who worship Apple's Macintosh, you won't hear many nice things said about Microsoft.
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Microsoft Corp. isn&#39;t often an underdog in anything, so when the software powerhouse released its new search engine, I was anxious to give it a whirl.
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FEW global companies have managed to make themselves as unpopular as Microsoft. Its defence consists of variations on: &quot;The reason nobody loves us is because weâre so successful.
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The long-delayed operating system wonât rock your world, but itâs a big improvement over the current Windows.
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Blog: While the rest of the nation celebrates Independence Day, Microsoft gets more confirmation that its once legendary domination over the desktop is slipping away.