Stuart J. Johnston

Microsoft this week broadened its preview of Live Mesh, allowing more users to get an early glimpse of the much-discussed device- and data-synchronization

In a bid to drive new subscription-based revenue from consumers, Microsoft plans to begin selling a subscription service for the home and student edition

This is Bill Gates' last official day as a Microsoft employee, though as the company's largest shareholder, he remains the company's chairman. To

To paraphrase Mark Twain, reports of Windows Vista's demise have been exaggerated. Somewhat, at any rate. Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. recently released a

If Microsoft executives thought that getting Office 2007's default file formats through the international standards setting process meant the worst was

Remember that feeling as a kid when you had a crush on someone but that person obviously preferred the company of someone else – two's company,

They're not Siegfried and Roy, but Las Vegas' newest attraction hit the floor this week at Harrah's Rio casino and hotel. What is it? Microsoft's Surface

Microsoft revealed this week new details of its forthcoming Internet Explorer 8 (IE8), including several capabilities designed especially for IT shops.

The keynote kicking off the second week of Microsoft's annual Tech-Ed conference – this week for IT professionals -- didn't have Bill Gates. That

Microsoft on Wednesday debuted a new version of its customizable operating system for embedded applications -- but perhaps a little surprisingly, it's not

Microsoft announced this week it is shipping the latest release of its Dynamics AX enterprise resource planning (ERP) package, which adds features to let

If you can't kill it, at least try to figure out how to make money off it. That appears to be the lesson Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) has learned from Windows