Despite reports from some users, Microsoft says the stability update is not a 'major issue' and the company sees no evidence the Jan. 25 patch is at fault
The Toronto-based technology provider says Canadian companies are ready to kick off the IT spending revival. Plus, why one Forrester analyst thinks the spending rebound could boost Windows 7
Release to manufacturing of the operating system may be as soon as July. The software company says it will offer some kind of discount or free upgrade to Vista PC buyers
Microsoft will restrict upgrade rights for Vista and XP users to 25 machines at any single street address. This means larger companies will have to go through volume licensing for their migration plans
Microsoft will provide free or discounted Windows 7 upgrades not only to users who buy Vista PCs between June 2009 and January 2010, but also to people who buy a system that's been factory-downgraded to Windows XP, according to a report on the Web
The software maker has patched the bug that put users at risk merely by viewing malicious Shockwave Flash files. Other updates addressed risks of clickjacking and denial of service
In an interivew at a trade show, an executive of U.S. telco Qwest discusses its approach to P2P problems, expanding high speed Internet service and industry consolidation