Stuart J. Johnston

Microsoft again earned the most software patents in 2009, the third time in three years for the Redmond giant, according to the Institute of Electrical

It may seem like a déjà vu situation to Microsoft's legal team. The software giant lost an important patent infringement lawsuit on Tuesday, but the

After months of silence, Microsoft is finally talking out loud about the first service pack (SP) for Windows 7 and its server sibling, Windows Server 2008

Microsoft's legal department may be whistling a new tune -- "T's for Texas." At least the Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) patent defense team must be getting

In February's search sweepstakes, Microsoft's Bing engine picked up just over 1.5 percentage points of market share, while Google lost just over a point,

Despite high costs for maintaining acres of office cubicles and the attendant facilities expenses, many U.S. companies are still skeptical that employees

The panel of judges that turned down Microsoft's appeal of a major patent infringement verdict against the company in December clarified part of its

After previewing it for the past four months, Microsoft is finally beginning to deploy this week what it terms the "most significant redesign MSN.com

Microsoft's Bing search engine experienced its ninth straight month of market share growth in February, but at the slowest rate since September, according

It's been a long time coming for Chuck Thacker. The veteran computing researcher, who currently works for Microsoft Research in the Silicon Valley, was

Over the years, it has become conventional wisdom that corporate IT departments will typically wait to begin rolling out a new version of Windows until

Microsoft has begun an initiative aimed at helping returning vets get the training and technology skills they need to find jobs and settle back into