Microsoft is slashing the price of some retail versions of Windows Vista, effective when the SP1 version rolls out later this year.
Some of Microsoft's own top executives had trouble getting Windows Vista to work in the weeks after its release, according to company e-mails unsealed today.Latest News
01-Mar-2008
Experts at the Future of Web Apps in Miami shared lessons they learned from starting up their Web 2.0 companies. 01-Mar-2008
Time Capsule--Apple's wireless network drive--lives up to expectations through its seamless integration with Leopard's Time Machine backup utility. 29-Feb-2008
Civil rights group coalition says U.S. Federal Communications Commission should let broadband providers to manage their networks and slow "bandwidth hogs." 29-Feb-2008
The Climate Savers Computing Initiative will play a major role at the German trade show, opening March 4. 29-Feb-2008
The OOXML document format will implement changes approved at this week's ECMA meeting, but problems lie ahead in format's quest to become a standard. 29-Feb-2008
Apple said it would have 1,000 movie rentals available by end of Februrary, but the reality misses that mark. 29-Feb-2008
The iPhone helps Apple become one of three newcomers in Gartner's list of top 10 manufacturers in worldwide mobile phone sales. 29-Feb-2008
Asus' compact laptop debuted in October, but accessories aimed at the ultraportable have just started to ship. 29-Feb-2008
Next week Apple should improve support for corporate e-mail solutions and VPNs, analyst predicts. 29-Feb-2008
Facebook now lets bands make streaming songs and music videos available to fans--and sell downloads via iTunes. 29-Feb-2008
A survey of IT professionals finds that Apple's iPhone is on many wish lists, and current users are highly satisfied. 29-Feb-2008
Former CEO Bruce Chizen received $8.3 million in cash and exercised $29.6 million in stock options when he left Adobe. 29-Feb-2008
Apple's UK cellular partner O2 says the iPhone will launch in Ireland on March 14, 2008. 29-Feb-2008
U.S. and Canadian authorities have seized fake Cisco networking equipment imported from China, worth $78 million. 29-Feb-2008
Innovative new games for the Sony PSP and Nintendo DS are big on creativity. 29-Feb-2008
In data from 2006 FTC complaints, Sprint, AT&T, and Bank of America had more identity theft events than other institutions. 29-Feb-2008
News about Google, Sprint, and Nortel scare off investors, as a slowdown in consumer spending looms. 29-Feb-2008
After Bill Gates posted a question on LinkedIn, the follow-up comments were just as interesting as the discussion thread. 29-Feb-2008
CA, Network Appliance, Symantec, and other storage vendors have updated their products for Windows Server 2008. 29-Feb-2008
EBay and MercExchange settled their patent dispute, the subject of an important Supreme Court ruling on intellectual property. 29-Feb-2008
Dell reported revenue up 10 percent from a year ago, but short of $16 billion estimate. 29-Feb-2008
Mozilla is in talks with mobile operators, plans versions of mobile Firefox for Linux and Windows Mobile by year end. 29-Feb-2008
Dell is launching more low-cost laptops in Asia, coy about a competitor to Asustek's Eee PC. 29-Feb-2008
Users and developers are relieved that JotSpot is still alive, but worried by lack of API for Google Sites. 29-Feb-2008
Take-Two is hearing from other suitors after the $2 billion bid from Electronic Arts, but no formal offers yet. 29-Feb-2008
Yahoo faces a second major lawsuit by Chinese dissidents claiming the company aided authorities. 29-Feb-2008
Despite only being available in four markets, the iPhone transformed Apple into the 10th largest handset maker in the fourth quarter of 2007. 28-Feb-2008
Google shed more light on the health care service it is developing with several screenshots of what it will look like. 28-Feb-2008
Some of Microsoft's own top executives had trouble getting Windows Vista to work in the weeks after its release, according to company e-mails unsealed today. 28-Feb-2008
Think you can get away with using e-mail and the Internet in violation of company policy? Think again. 28-Feb-2008
The dual-core Diamondville will deliver better performance than a planned single-core version and will be for low-cost desktops, sources say. 28-Feb-2008
Microsoft's proposal is creating "uncertainty" that might negatively affect its business, Yahoo tells the SEC. 28-Feb-2008
Sprint Nextel bests rival U.S. mobile operators with its unlimited voice, data, and multimedia services plan. 28-Feb-2008
Windows XP is faster than the new Windows Vista Service Pack 1 in completing common consumer and business tasks on PCs coming out of sleep mode, according to tests commissioned by Microsoft. 28-Feb-2008
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