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Microsoft readies a Windows 7 release of its application testing toolkit.

DNS flaws are rated by Microsoft as likely to be exploited.

While consumers and tech enthusiasts are making the most noise about Windows 7, enterprises are also concerned about what will replace Vista. Turns out Microsoft has a lot to offer.

Microsoft reported to be in the final stages of publicly releasing the latest version of Internet Explorer.

Despite the worst economy in decades, the head of Microsoft's business software unit is looking on the bright side.

The software giant is rounding out its online productivity offerings -- pitting it against perennial rivals.

In the choice between protecting users from attack and not annoying them to death, Microsoft first chooses the latter, then backtracks when bloggers pummel their decision.

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