Hadoop is no longer a Linux-only proposition. Now the Windows Server market can run the Big Data platform.
Microsoft's new licensing restrictions on Office 2013 - paired with its favorable treatment of Office 365 - are signs of a nasty trend in software sales.
For now, one code base can support all versions of Windows 8 - from Windows Phone 8 to Windows RT - but a recompile is required. Microsoft is looking to fix that.
After iFixIt declared Microsoft's Surface Pro tablet the most unrepairable device it has seen, it's time to question whether it needs to be easy to open up.
Microsoft's Windows Phone OS shows some momentum in its bid to overtake the No. 3 spot behind Android and iOS.
Fans and non-fans alike should not stand for this attempt at controlling their behaviors and usage.
Researchers create software that predicts the future by examining old news.
Gartner predicts Apple will soon challenge Microsoft in the enterprise. However, that doesn't seem like such a sure thing.
The numbers have started to inch downward for Windows 7, but aren't likely to continue doing so for long.
If I kicked in a few billion dollars for anything, I'd want something in return. But does Dell have anything Microsoft would want?