Stuart J. Johnston

Microsoft announced it is shipping Windows Thin PC, a version of Windows 7 that lets Software Assurance (SA) customers deploy the software as a locked

As Microsoft prepares to launch its Office 365 public cloud-based online services suite, a new study has both good and bad news for the software giant's

Microsoft is keeping mostly mum about the content of its announcement around Office 365 next Tuesday, but it is widely believed that the company plans to

In a move to keep pace with users' accelerating migration of their photos and documents to the cloud, Microsoft this week rolled out a "modernized"

Microsoft's deal to purchase Internet phone service provider Skype has received official antitrust approval from the U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ),

If the hints given out by a senior Microsoft executive during a speech on Wednesday prove correct, Windows 8 may be on store shelves in time for 2012's

Microsoft Thursday began shipping the first beta software developers kit (SDK) to tie its Kinect 3D game controller to Windows 7, in a move meant to open

The iPhone came on strong and best all competitors, right? Well, the race ain't over, according to some observers. Stuart Johnston reports. As more users

The U.S. Supreme Court Thursday denied Microsoft's appeal of a $290 million patent infringement verdict against it by a tiny Toronto technology firm, i4i,

In a closely-watched case, Microsoft moved this week to put the last of its European anti-trust contretemps behind it -- and tried to save a boatload of

"Sue them all and let the judge sort them out" may be the watch phrase for the technology industry these days as protecting innovation becomes as much an

A week after Microsoft thought it had fixed problems with some users of Microsoft's Exchange Online service experiencing outages, the problems appear to