GeneralMicrosoft Sees Stronger XP Sales in FY08
Microsoft said that it expects Windows XP to make up a significantly larger part of sales in the coming year.
InternetMicrosoft curtails how long it stores Web searches (Reuters)
Reuters - Microsoft Corp. said on Sunday the software maker was taking new steps to protect consumer privacy in the areas of Web search and online advertising and called on the Internet industry to support it.
GeneralMicrosoft Will Show--But Not Ship--Enterprise Updates
A major rollout of server software is set for February, but the 'launch' won't deliver products.
GeneralGigabit wireless to get rid of desk and data centre wires
New gigabit wireless research at the Georgia Institute of Technology could soon make tangles of wires under desks and even in datacentres a thing of the past.
HardwareMicrosoft hit with second Xbox lawsuit
Two California residents have filed a lawsuit against Microsoft over claims that its Xbox 360 game console scratches video game discs. It's the second such suit in recent weeks.
GeneralAligning IT for growth
When one company acquires another, future growth is often uppermost in mind. And placing bets on where potential growth is likely to come from is the habitual practice of any good business strategist.
InternetMicrosoft, Ask.com pressure Google on privacy (InfoWorld)
InfoWorld - Microsoft is joining Ask.com in offering Web surfers a way to use its search engines anonymously, and the two companies are now calling on the search and online advertising industry to develop a common set of privacy practices.
HardwareSuper Talent & TEAM: DDR3-1600 Is Here!
DDR3-1600 that can run as fast as 7-7-7 timings has appeared in record time. Can the new memory based on Micron Z9 chips reach 2000 and beyond?
InternetOnline Search Privacy Urged (PC World)
PC World - Microsoft, Ask.com pressure Google by offering anonymity options and scrubbing saved query data.
InternetMicrosoft Breaks the $50 Billion Mark
Double-digit growth in sales of key products drove 15 percent revenue jump