Allchin on Longhorn: We&#39;ve Had to Make Some Hard Trade-offs
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Jim Allchin, Microsoft group vice president for platforms, discussed Microsoft&#39;s recent decisions on Windows &quot;Longhorn&quot; development in a recorded message for Microsoft&#39;s Channel 9 that was
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Since hardly anyone believed Microsoft&#39;s earlier claim that Longhorn would ship in the first half of 2006, the official move to the second half is not of great consequence.
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Microsoft is targeting late 2006 for the release of Longhorn, the long-awaited and ambitious successor to Windows XP. A server version is slated for 2007.
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I love overclockers - I don&#39;t know if it&#39;s the nerves of steel needed to run components so far beyond their factory specifications that they need to be refrigerated, or the glowing water cooling pipes they use, or it might even be the UV lamps and dodgy
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While developers are naturally curious over tweaks to the Longhorn road map, many IT administrators barely take notice. Enterprise IT customers typically lag at least
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Microsoft's Jim Allchin announces Release Candidate 1 of Windows Vista with "a lot of improvements."
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Microsoft Corp.&#39;s retreat from its Longhorn ambitions and its decision to add several Longhorn technologies to Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 may rob the next Windows release
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When Longhorns head coach Rick Barnes recruited Gibson and Aldridge, he hoped they would be able to contribute right away. Even Barnes couldn&#39;t have expected the pair of McDonald&#39;s All-Americans to play this well.
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LOS ANGELES (CBS.MW) -- Microsoft said Friday that it plans to broadly distribute the next version of its Windows operating system -- dubbed &quot;Longhorn&quot; -- in 2006, but conceded that it had to pare down a much-anticipated search feature to move ahead with
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Developer reaction to Microsoft&#39;s decision to hold off on delivering planned parts of the next release of Windows Longhorn to meet the 2006 deadline has been mixed, with many calling it a prudent move and others outright upset by the decision.
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With the release of the new iMacs, writes Peter Lewis for CNNMoney.com, &#147;Apple is making applesauce out of the old canard that Macs are a lot more expensive than Windows computers.&#148;
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COMMENTARY -- Jim Allchin has a thing about video. The Windows chief is a brilliant engineer, keeper of Redmond&#39;s crown jewels, and easily the most powerful person at Microsoft after Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer.
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From the Department of Dualing Rhetoric: In his story regarding the launch of two new IBM pSeries servers, News.com&#39;s Stephen Shankland quotes IBM Unix vice president Karl Freund as saying &quot;Our goal is to beat Sun and perhaps become the No.
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Windows beats Linux in total cost of 'ownership.' Hold on, that's not a good thing.
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Developers had mixed reactions to Microsoft&#39;s revamped Longhorn plans Friday, with some unhappy to see the Windows update split into pieces but others pleased with what they see as a more pragmatic approach.
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A question lobbed by a writer covering this week's D: All Things Digital conference drew a comparison from Steve Jobs between Windows and hell. As for Apple's role as a significant developer in that diorama, ice cubes are involved.
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The operating system that powers the lion&#39;s share of servers is losing ground to Windows and Linux. Unix is losing so much ground that IT research firm IDC is predicting Windows will take over as the dominant server operating system by the year 2008.