Hackers target XP zero-day vulnerability

Malicious hackers are reportedly exploiting a Windows XP zero-day vulnerability recently disclosed by Google engineer Tavis Ormand.

Microsoft Wins E3 but is Apple Making E3 Irrelevant?


This is E3 week which is interesting because most of the folks I’m watching on Twitter during the event seem to be more interested in the inability to pre-order the new 4th generation iPhone.

Microsoft offers cash for Windows Phone 7 game ports

Microsoft is reportedly contacting iPhone developers and offering them cash to port their games to the new Windows Phone 7 platform.

Kinect just doesn't connect

It's been a year of hype, a year of hope, and a year of Xbox fanboy imagination run rampant, but now that Microsoft's motion-controlled camera is actually heading to the real world, the result is quite underwhelming.

Microsoft debuts $300 Xbox 360 Slim

Microsoft has debuted a slimmed down version of its popular Xbox 360 console at E3 2010 in Los Angeles. 

The $300 system features integrated Wi-Fi, a 250 GB hard drive, wireless controller, headset, HDMI input, USB flash drive storage capabilities and a one-year warranty.

Project Natal becomes Kinect at E3 media circus

Microsoft has officially launched its controller-free motion sensing device. Previously known as Project Natal, it now has a proper name: Kinect.

Microsoft says no to mobile porn

Were you looking forward to purchasing an adult entertainment app for your brand, spanking new Windows 7 phone? 

Well, too bad, because Microsoft has declared its Windows Phone 7 marketplace a "porn-free" zone.

Microsoft angry at Google over vulnerability disclosure

Microsoft has criticized a Google researcher for publicly disclosing a remote code execution vulnerability affecting Windows XP and Server 2003.

Warning: Microsoft Windows scam alert

No, this article isn't accusing Microsoft Windows of being a scam. *Cough*

Microsoft releases free Office web apps

Microsoft's Office Web Apps on SkyDrive service is out of beta and available in the US, UK, Canada and Ireland.

Firefox growth stagnates; Chrome attacks

Internet Explorer keeps declining, and Mozilla needs to keep a watch on the Google at its back.

Microsoft preps Windows 7 SP1 beta for July launch

Microsoft is prepping its first Windows 7 (beta) service pack for a July launch.

Ballmer touts Windows-powered tablets

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is confident that Windows will successfully power a "new breed" of touchscreen tablet PCs.

Microsoft hits back at Google over security

Microsoft has responded angrily to claims that Google is banning Windows from staffers' machines.

Microsoft to Google: Suck it, we search with Bing

Google ditches Windows. Hell breaks loose! Pink newspaper roils the Internets. Windows users cry, "D'oh!"

Overconfident Microsoft downplays Android threat

Does Google's wildly popular Android mobile OS pose a clear and present danger to Microsoft Windows? 



Google bars staff from using Windows

Google has reportedly decided that Windows is just too much of a security risk, and is dumping the Microsoft operating system.

Hitachi-LG debuts SSD-ODD hybrid

Hitachi-LG has debuted an optical-SSD (ODD/SSD) hybrid drive at Computex 2010.

For $149, Project Natal is a New Xbox 360. Period.

There is a good chance that several websites may have spoiled the Microsoft Project Natal party on June 13.

Steve Ballmer and Geezer CEO syndrome

Android. iPhone. Internets. Get off my monopolistic lawn, you damn kids!