Security research firm finds multiple flaws in Sun Java System Active Server Pages.
Visual modeling tools will first appear as Visual Studio add-ons.
Microsoft Corp. is now selling its wares directly to consumers.
Shareholders accuse Yahoo of "poison pills" in form of secret severance plan, Google deal.
Microsoft's founder and chairman kicked off Tech-Ed with a keynote that took an opportunity to look back, as well as provided a glimpse into the future.
Paying for word processing software may soon be a thing of past if Microsoft competitors Adobe, Google and IBM have any say.
There was a lot of head scratching at this year's MySQL Conference and Expo when Microsoft was singled out for its contributions to open source development.
A number of developers are working on new time and date interfaces for the Java programming language.
IBM Rational Director Dave Locke calls Jazz the server-side counterpart of Eclipse; partners announce compatibility initiatives.
While last month's JavaOne conference focused on the next generation of the Java platform, there's a growing ecosystem of tools to connect existing Java-based apps to those based on Microsoft's .NET environment.
Microsoft continued to investigate what it called public reports of a remote code execution threat for XP and Vista when Apple's Safari Web browser is installed.
Codejock Technologies LLC has upgraded its toolkits for those developing Visual C++ and ActiveX controls.
MySQL becoming a viable platform for .NET developers.
JavaOne conference showcases growing number of tools connecting Java and .NET applications.
Embarcadero Technologies will purchase CodeGear from Borland, and plans to continue support for CodeGear products.
Redmond revamps its developer and IT pro sites.
A registry corruption problem associated with Windows XP Service Pack 3 installs can be avoided, Symantec officials say.
Google opens App Engine to all.
A new Windows operating system, expected in late 2009 or early 2010, was demonstrated at a tech event featuring Microsoft execs Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer.
Microsoft debuts new tweaks in latest version of its model view controller (MCV) architecture.