Latest Microsoft news.
Existing malware could affect Vista users, Sophos says, 11/30/06
Microsoft has touted Vista as a more secure version of Windows, but on the day of Vista’s official launch, a security company has identified malware already in circulation that can infect computers running the operating system.
Europe gets an extra version of Vista, 11/30/06
When Microsoft releases Windows Vista to business customers in Europe on Thursday, it will be offering an extra version of the operating system to comply with the European Commission’s antitrust ruling against the company.
Microsoft Windows Vista launch, 11/29/06
Microsoft’s Windows Vista operating system is set to go.
Q&A: Novell CEO on the Microsoft deal, 11/28/06
The landmark technology collaboration agreement between Microsoft and Novell that was announced earlier this month took a controversial twist when Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer later proclaimed that Linux customers have “an undisclosed balance sheet liability” because Linux “uses our intellectual property.” Novell CEO Ron Hovsepian provided his views on the ensuing controversy, along with a behind-the-scenes account of how the agreement was reached.
Yet another Microsoft lawsuit, with a twist, 11/27/06
Seems hardly a day goes by without Microsoft being involved in a lawsuit somewhere – but this time, the legal battle comes from a rather unique place: a group representing a Chilean native language.
