Microsoft has received 20 submissions in the $268,000 contest it hopes will result in new security technologies being baked into Windows, a company security strategist said Tuesday.
How to Remove the "adnow" Virus
If you are infected with the "adnow" virus, you probably have these symptoms:
Microsoft to showcase Exchange 15 at new September conference
Attendees of a late September Microsoft conference will feature Exchange 15, likely paving a path for a late 2012 Office 15 launch/RTM.
Microsoft System Center 2012 released to volume-license customers
Microsoft volume licensees are reporting they are able to download what seems to be the final versions of the System Center 2012 system-management products.
System Center 2012 Updates
Microsoft has released the following System Center 2012 updates: System Center Monitoring pack for SQL Server, System Center Integration Pack for IBM Tivoli Netcool/OMNIbus, System Center Integration Pack for HP Operations Manager, System Center Integration Pack for Active Directory, System Center Integration Pack for HP Service Manager, System Center Integration Pack for VMware vSphere, System Center Integration Pack for HP iLO and OA, System Center Monitoring Pack for System Center 2012 - Orchestrator, System Center Security Monitoring Pack for Endpoint Protection, and System Center 2012 - Operations Manager Component Add - On
Microsoft shuts shop on German partnership
Microsoft has closed down a logistics partnership with German business Arvato and will relocate to the Netherlands.
IE's browser share recovers, Chrome down for third straight month
Internet Explorer posted another major gain in share last month, the second in the first quarter of the year, perhaps signaling a turnaround in Microsoft's fortunes, a Web metrics company said Sunday.
Report: Windows 8 used by just 0.11 percent of PC users
As expected, a new report claims only a tiny percentage of PC users worldwide are currently using the Windows 8 Consumer Preview version a month after that build was launched by Microsoft.
All Windows 8 PCs Will Have 5-Fingered Touch
Backwards compatibility with Windows 7 2-finger touch is also a key focus of Microsoft
Microsoft open sources more of its ASP.NET technologies
Microsoft is allowing outside contributors to patch and submit potential features for ASP.NET Web API and Web Pages as part of its latest open-sourcing move.
Update for Microsoft Office 2010 (KB2598245)
Microsoft has released a new update for Office 2010
Windows 8 Post Beta Build 8306 Screenshots Leaked
The unofficial Windows 8 beta blog published screenshots from Windows 8 Build 8306
Kinect for Windows version 1.5 to be released in May
Kinect for Windows version 1.5 will be released in May
Hotfixes for Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server 2006
Microsoft has released the following hotfixes: Update for Windows Server 2003 (KB2669182), Update for Windows Server 2003 for Itanium-based Systems (KB2669182), Update for Windows Server 2003 x64 Edition (KB2669182), and Update for Windows XP x64 Edition (KB2669182)
Update for Root Certificates For Windows XP [March 2012] (KB931125)
Microsoft has released an update for Root certificates for Windows XP
Two Windows Server 8 Guides
Microsoft has published two Windows Server 8 guides: Windows Server "8" Beta BranchCache Early Adopters Guide and Windows Server 8 Beta Core Network Guide
Windows 8 Server: Hands-On First Impressions
Microsoft talks up every release of Windows Server as the best ever. But based on our first experience with Windows 8 Server, some key changes deserve your attention.
More Windows 8 pre-Release Candidate screenshots leaked
A few more minor screenshots from a reportedly leaked copy of the Windows 8 pre-Release Candidate version have now been posted, revealing some of the latest little tweaks to the new OS.
Microsoft releases update to Windows Phone SDK, adds support for 256MB devices
A 7.1.1 update to the Windows Phone SDK has just hit Microsoft's servers today with tools tailored for Tango's lowered memory support in tow.
Microsoft, Nokia Will Spend $24 Million on University Program to Boost App Development
Microsoft and Nokia will invest up to 18 million (US$24 million) in a new mobile application development program at Finland's Aalto University during the next three years