Microsoft recently got my hopes up, donating code to MS-DOS 1.1 and 2.0, as well as Microsoft Word for Windows 1.1.
Microsoft is having a harder time buying Nokia than it expected, and that's reducing its value in the process.
Some heavy hitters are entering GameStop's market.
Some people may be upset with Microsoft for going into the leaker's email account, but it had no choice.
Four times in recent months, software upgrades were a disaster, but there was no going back. That needs to be addressed.
This may make you think twice before shifting to a subscription model vs. an installed model.
In a bid to increase licensees and gain some badly needed market share, Redmond won't charge for its phone OS anymore.
As BlackBerry fades out, Microsoft's phone is the choice of enterprises to replace it.
A research project shows how Microsoft will turn your surroundings into a display.
Whether it comes in October or next year, there are some features I'd really like to see added.
