Microsoft Messenger Service not going anywhere just yet
But the desktop client is going the way of the dodo.
But the desktop client is going the way of the dodo.
Making Creative Suite 2 free seemed like a genius move. Unfortunately, it wasn't.
The perverse incentives created by locked-down platforms promote insecurity.
But the complex hack falls some way short of being a useful jailbreak.
And a new WP8 handset for Verizon is coming soon too.
A failure to abide by its own principles has made Google look like a bad guy.
Firefox held on to the number two spot after a strong challenge from Chrome.
I've played a few FPSes recently. Now I'm going to talk about them.
Redmond is focusing on efforts to extend Visual Studio and Azure instead.
Google, Mozilla, and Opera are on-board. Apple? Not so much.
Business customers will be able to keep support, for $50 a year.
Windows 8 apps can be hacked for piracy or ad removal. Should Microsoft do more?
But Apple's intransigence could be Microsoft's salvation.
Retail stores in the US and Australia will sell the tablets from mid-December.
Microsoft needs mass-market visibility if it wants mass-market appeal.
$249 for a Windows Phone 8 device is cheap, but is it cheap enough?
But most Windows 8 users aren't using Internet Explorer.
The price says Ultrabook, the form factor says tablet—neither fits well.
New Firefox version uses hardware support to avoid patent license fees.
Better screen, more weight, and half the battery life of its ARM sibling.
Microsoft talks Windows Phone 7.8 features for the first time since June.
Upgrade sales outpacing those of Windows 7 at the same point in its lifecycle.
64-bit browsers are more stable and more secure; Mozilla should build one.
Attention to detail, and inspired by the Internet.
Windows 8 could be selling horribly, it could be selling well. Redmond, send numbers.