Stuart J. Johnston

Microsoft still hasn't shipped a public "release candidate" for Windows 7 – that's expected next month – but another preliminary version of

Windows developers take note: Microsoft has announced it plans to ship a toolkit for testing users' applications for compatibility with Windows 7 next

It's nearly D-day (for 'done') for developers who want to write Microsoft Silverlight applications but want to pursue development using Eclipse. A senior

Reports are again circling once again around a crucial Microsoft product delivery milestone that, if accurate, signals the imminent arrival of Internet

Is this a new Microsoft? Two bloggers say they've found evidence Microsoft plans to give users the ability to easily disable and delete the Internet

Microsoft's top lawyer informed a U.S. Senator Tuesday that when it comes to its layoffs, the software giant won't be cutting its visa-carrying foreign

Microsoft may be preparing to release the first and possibly the only "release candidate" for Windows 7 in March or April, the final stage in the

This will not help accusations that Microsoft copies Apple's good ideas. Microsoft Thursday quietly announced it is opening its own chain of

Microsoft hasn't revealed yet how much its cloud services – named Azure -- will cost customers and partners, but the company plans to reveal that

Google announced Monday it has begun beta testing its new Google Sync cloud-based synchronization services meant to link users' iPhone and Windows Mobile

Windows 7's vaunted security is flawed. The good news is that, despite initial responses denying it, Microsoft announced today that it plans to deliver a

Microsoft has made Windows 7's packaging official. There will be six editions of Windows 7, which could potentially lead to the same customer confusion