After Microsoft released a security update on August 8th, people have observed that after applying it, IE may crash when certain Web sites are viewed.
Microsoft’s Patch For IE Causes Crashes
Category Archives: Microsoft
Win A Windows Vista Beta 2 CD
If you did not had the chance to test Microsoft Vista, now you have the chance to win a CD with the software.
Wake Up Call For Microsoft
This week, Microsoft announced 23 security vulnerabilities, the highest number since its monthly patch program began.
Microsoft Is Paralyzed
A Microsoft developer who was working on infrastructure technology for the company’s Windows Live initiative has resigned after four months on the job, claiming the multi-billion-dollar effort is suffering from “general paralysis.”
Internet Explorer 7+ Will Be No More A +
Microsoft decided that Internet Explorer won’t need a + in the end because it’s nothing special about it.
The Hackers Will Test Vista
Considering the fact that Windows XP is a mess regarding the security, Microsoft is trying a new tactic.
New Friends With Windows Live Spaces
Microsoft released Windows Live Spaces, the next generation of the world’s most widely used blogging service, MSN Spaces.
The New Development Rules For Windows
Microsoft announced the new set of rules that will be used when a new version of Windows will be in development.
Lightroom Beta For Windows
After it unveiled the beta for Macintosh in January, 2006, Adobe has announced today the release of the public beta for Adobe Lightroom software for Windows.
New PowerPoint Vulnerability
Security experts at Symantec have issued an alert about vulnerability in PowerPoint for which no patch is available.
Yahoo! And Microsoft Join Forces
The two software and communication giants will collaborate in making their instant messaging software compatible with one another.
Microsoft Updates No More Than 18 Flaws
Microsoft Close To Heavy Fines
Microsoft is just two days before it will be decided if they will pay heavy fines in Europe.
Microsoft Builds A Bridge To OpenOffice
Microsoft announced the creation of the Open XML Translator project. The project, developed with partners, will create tools to build a technical bridge between the Microsoft Office Open XML Formats and the OpenDocument Format (ODF).
One Week Until The End Of Windows 98
Microsoft Losses Appeal
Microsoft, the Redmond giant, has lost the appeal against South Korea’s antitrust regulator.
Microsoft Accused Of Spyware
Public concerns about Microsoft’s Windows Genuine Advantage software forced the “Redmond Giant” to update their software in order to eliminate the accusations of stealing customers’ private data.
Windows Programs Run On Mac OS X
CodeWavers is developing a software called CrossOver Mac which will allow Intel Mac OS X users to run Windows applications.
Linux Is Not A Threat
While we are at Microsoft news, I’m here to tell you that Microsoft doesn’t give a cent on Linux.
Microsoft Says No To Torrent
I think you that those of you who wanted to download Microsoft Vista Beta 2 encountered at least once the “Server Busy” message.
Windows Vista Preview
After years of development, the people from Redmond finally released the beta 2 version. Many journalists followed this fourth major release of NT family operating systems. This seems to be the largest project for the people from Microsoft.
Vista Losses Another Feature
Once again Vista will be short of a feature. If they keep it like this, we will end up with a XP with Aero interface. If they don’t drop it too.
New Version Of Longhorn Server Due In 2007
Microsoft has announced its intentions of launching the new version of Longhorn, the Windows Server operating system in the second half of 2007.
Aero Not Available for Everyone
Academic Web Search
As a response to Google Scholar, Microsoft launched Windows Live Academic Search, beta version.