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Microsoft to deny Security Essentials to pirates
Only legitimate Windows users can access it.
Iain Thomson
Oct 2 2009, 8:09AM
Software
Microsoft wins back $446m on Uniloc appeal
Jury verdict tossed out by appeals judge.
Iain Thomson
Oct 2 2009, 7:35AM
Security
Symantec: Microsoft is putting customers at risk
AVG and Avast "better" than Microsoft Security Essentials.
Munir Kotadia
Sep 30 2009, 4:33PM
Security
Microsoft aims to stem malware tide with Security Essentials
But rivals claim free software does not offer adequate protection.
Daniel Robinson
Sep 30 2009, 8:17AM
Security
eVideo rolls hi-def video system at Stanwell
Systems integrator talks up latest deal.
Staff Writers
Sep 29 2009, 1:38PM
Services
Google hits back at Microsoft Frame slur
Web giant says Chrome is more secure than Internet Explorer.
V3.co.uk staff
Sep 26 2009, 9:37AM
Collaboration
MYOB moves into CRM
Outlook plug-in provides CRM on a budget.
Brett Winterford
Sep 24 2009, 12:10PM
Software
Microsoft spends big on vertical ERP software
Acquires the IP of four software partners.
Brett Winterford
Sep 23 2009, 8:03AM
Software
Aussie consumers cautious over Windows 7
Customers buying computers regardless of OS package.
Lilia Guan
Sep 22 2009, 4:22PM
Software
Fuji Xerox inks CRM deal with Salesforce.com
Productivity gains for salesmen and channel partners.
Brett Winterford
Sep 22 2009, 7:30AM
Sales & Marketing
Microsoft offers massive student discounts on Windows 7
Student edition to be priced in Australia at around $30.
Brett Winterford
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Shaun Nichols
Sep 21 2009, 3:44PM
Software
Vista and Windows Server 2008 quick fix for SMB flaw
Redmond issues Fix It workaround.
Phil Muncaster
Sep 21 2009, 6:35AM
Software
Microsoft takes aim at shady advertisers
Company files suit against purveyors of 'malvertising'.
Shaun Nichols
Sep 21 2009, 6:35AM
Software
Virtual desktops: Are they almost here?
PCs in the cloud promise so much but are still limited in scope.
Nate Cochrane
Sep 18 2009, 9:38AM
Software
Express Data wins Microsoft "distie of the year"
The secret is in the SPLA.
Sholto Macpherson
Sep 18 2009, 7:24AM
Software
Microsoft releases new security tools to developers
Latest round in secure development partner programme.
Shaun Nichols
Sep 17 2009, 2:57PM
Software
Safety first for IT executives in China
US Government recommends weighing laptop before and after each visit.
Sholto Macpherson
Sep 16 2009, 7:51AM
Software
Microsoft wins Alcatel-Lucent patent appeal
Redmond guilty of infringement, but $358m damages ruled excessive.
Cath Everett
Sep 15 2009, 7:44AM
Software
CodePlex: Microsoft's last chance at opening up
Open source community sceptical over vendor's open source aims.
Lilia Guan
Sep 14 2009, 4:12PM
Software
IBM looks to poach Office users with free Symphony
Big Blue hopes to capitalise on Microsoft's woes.
Shaun Nichols
Sep 12 2009, 9:08AM
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