Stuart J. Johnston

Microsoft has added a new online party-planning service to its growing Windows Live collection and says it is gearing up for several more Live services

The latest research by comScore breaks out just how big search giant Google has become on a global basis, leaving would be competitors in the digital

Consumers may not be able to go out and buy Windows Home Server (WHS) pre-installed on computers quite yet, but for do-it-yourselfers and small PC

Six years ago, Microsoft presented its vision of a world where everyone's medical records were instantly available online whenever and wherever they were

Microsoft has revealed more of its software-plus-services plan to better compete with online competitors, announcing new hosted services targeted at

Microsoft this week extended by five months the length of time that PC manufacturers and retailers can sell new systems with Windows XP instead of Vista

By many accounts, Ray Ozzie stepped into some big shoes just over a year ago when he took over Bill Gates' day-to-day role as Microsoft's chief software

Microsoft announced Monday it has begun the long-expected beta test of the first service pack for Windows Vista. In addition, it has also begun shipping

The European Union's second highest court Monday turned down most of Microsoft's appeal of its 2004 antitrust ruling by the European Commission (EC).

The days when Sun Microsystems (Quote) executives regularly derided Microsoft Windows as a "fur ball" are long gone, but a joint announcement Wednesday by

Microsoft (Quote) has shipped a key tool in its growing virtualization push and revealed more of its roadmap for those technologies going forward. The

Microsoft (Quote) announced Wednesday it has begun the public beta of a suite of its Windows Live services that all use the same installation program. The