A decision to delay the release-to-manufacturing version of the latest Windows Service Pack has users grumbling on Microsoft message boards and talking about postponed deployments
The legal teams of the rival firms trade barbs about market share, competitive pressures and the implications of the US$44.6-billion deal going through. Is a court battle inevitable?
It was the software maker's first critical vulnerability of 2008, but the company downplayed its significance. Now, subcribers to a security mailing list are told the dangers are greater than originally thought
After customer complaints over blocked access to file formats, the company announces it will be pushing Service Pack 3 within the next 30 days. Consider yourself warned
A dispute over whether the Canadian software firm's CorelDraw posed security risks to users of Redmond's popular productivity suite ends with an apology. Much ado over file formats
The Canadian software maker claims Service Pack 3 for Microsoft's productivity suite prevents users from opening files from its CorelDraw product line. Redmond's response? Security concerns
The company issues a notice in advance of Patch Tuesday that involves a remote code execution vulnerability found in all currently supported versions of Windows, ranging from Windows 2000 SP4 to Windows Vista