Stuart J. Johnston

The first ones are free. After that you have to pay. That's the message Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) has been putting out for months regarding its Windows

Windows 7 is not a steamroller just yet, but the latest figures from one tracking firm show that it's gradually cutting into Windows XP's territory.

Microsoft sued TiVo on Tuesday, claiming the smaller company is violating two of its patents related to personal digital video recorders (DVR). The move

There's plenty of excitement around reports that Microsoft is negotiating with Apple to make its Bing search technology the default on iPhones, and for

Microsoft's share of the U.S. search market grew last month to its highest point since the launch of its Bing search engine. But that market share growth

Microsoft and HP today unveiled a three-year, $250 million partnership that aims "to significantly simplify technology environments for businesses of all

Microsoft kicked off its attendance at the National Retail Federation (NRF) Annual Convention & Expo in New York this week by introducing a digital

Nearly a month after a software upgrade bumped Microsoft partners and customers off the company's volume licensing site, the main problem has been fixed

Microsoft quietly announced at the beginning of the year that it will finally begin renting out some of its software via its partner network. However, for

It's official -- or at least "semi-official." The long awaited Windows Phone 7 is apparently set to be shown at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona

With actual delivery still some six months away, Microsoft has announced packaging and pricing for Office 2010. The announcement came in a post on

Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) CEO Steve Ballmer could drop some big news when he delivers the opening keynote at the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES)