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Second Service Pack for both Vista and Windows Server 2008 heads out to public testers.

The software giant enlists cloud computing technology to enable more flexible datacenter deployments, while readying SMB apps for Intel's 64-bit Xeon architecture.

From the blogs: The general idea is that a bigger number signifies a bigger change to users. So why wasn't this done earlier?

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

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

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

BlackBerry users are the majority of 150,000 downloads of the speedy alternative browser in since its beta release earlier this year.

Extended Validation SSL was supposed to make browsing more secure. Did it?

E-mail security isn't just about the enterprise datacenter anymore.

Cloud technology is starting to make the big jump from the early adopter stage to mass market. How to cope with the issues that remain?

Instead of deep analysis on your computer, the new Utilities are aimed at making Vista useable for a longer period.

Sandboxing tool aims to help secure processes on Web 2.0 Web sites through the magic of virtualization.

In recent blog post, Mozilla head offered help to the European Commission's watch dogs.

The software colossus takes another whack at enterprise search by leveraging its highly popular SharePoint server.

Big Blue helps the search giant's online health records initiative. But where does privacy fit in?

World leader in ERP is moving toward SaaS. Business Suite 7 is a step toward that.

The senior exec in charge of the new OS hints that Windows 7 beta may be ahead of schedule.

Microsoft to stop blocking downloads of Vista and XP service packs, while a new report shows corporate adoption for Vista is – surprise – beginning to take off.

Amid a reorganization, Sun Microsystems today announced that it will launch its own cloud computing service.