Execs said that two security changes will be implemented in the Release Candidate version of the OS.
A report predicts that despite layoffs, IT salaries may weather 2009's general economic downturn.
Microsoft has released Semblio SDK version 1, a new tool for education developers that's designed to aid in the creation of interactive learning materials.
The source code for Microsoft's Web Sandbox is now available under an open license.
OEMs may have to provide browser choice when Microsoft Windows is distributed in European Union countries.
Microsoft is giving private testers access to a near final build of Service Pack 2 for Vista and Windows Server 2008.
Microsoft's newest OS has added to the U.S. Department of Justice's compliance testing burden.
The iPhone and Google's Android mobile platforms are cutting into the market for devices based on Windows Mobile.
Microsoft today made available RC1 of its ASP.NET Model View Controller, a design pattern for test-driven development of enterprise-scale Web applications.
Microsoft is giving the general public more time to get and test its latest operating system.
Web developers can get their hands on a near final version of Microsoft's browser to test site compatibility.
Redmond tells security group how to disable AutoRun in Windows.
A tool to help add Microsoft solutions for Web application development is publicly available.
Many open source software developers seem to be choosing the Internet cloud as a point of distribution.
Microsoft updated its file synchronization platform for Windows Live, fixing some bugs in the beta.
Microsoft released the second community technology previews of its Software Development Kit and Visual Studio extensions for the new Windows Azure cloud services platform.
Microsoft's practice of bundling its browser with Windows has gained the scrutiny of a European regulatory body.
Microsoft advises applying a patch issued in October.
Microsoft's January security update contains one patch to stave off potential remote code execution attacks.
New global research forecasts a swift rise in development plans for Software as a Service applications in the next 12 months.