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Apple plugs three Windows Safari holes

Apple plugs three Windows Safari holes

Firm scrambles to fix flaws in newly launched Windows browser.
Tom Sanders Jun 18 2007, 7:02AM Software
Security flaw hits Safari on Windows

Security flaw hits Safari on Windows

Researcher demolishes Apple's security claims.
Tom Sanders Jun 13 2007, 3:36PM Security
Nivio tests virtual Windows desktop

Nivio tests virtual Windows desktop

Access Windows files and programs from any browser.
Matt Chapman May 9 2007, 2:33PM Software
Microsoft eyes Mobile Windows Vista

Microsoft eyes Mobile Windows Vista

Windows Mobile 6 takes on the look and functionality of Vista.
Matt Chapman Feb 12 2007, 2:52PM Mobility
Vista a tough sell to business

Vista a tough sell to business

Microsoft's forthcoming Vista operating system will be a tough sell to Australian businesses, despite its potential to lift media centre and PC sales in the retail market, according to resellers.
Lilia Guan Sep 13 2006, 11:48AM Software
Microsoft updates Windows Vista beta

Microsoft updates Windows Vista beta

New Windows Vista build offers bug fixes and performance improvements.
Tom Sanders Jul 18 2006, 5:14PM Software
Samsung sees opportunity as users upgrade Windows

Samsung sees opportunity as users upgrade Windows

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics sees a $US370 million market springing up later this year for computer owners who want to upgrade to Vista, Microsoft's highly anticipated operating system, but do not want to buy a new PC, a Samsung executive has said.
Staff Writers Mar 17 2006, 10:20AM Hardware
Under the wire: Trust me, I’m Microsoft

Under the wire: Trust me, I’m Microsoft

You have to hand it to Bill Gates, you really really do. His key product, Microsoft Windows, is both the most widely used and most widely reviled software in existence.
Matthew JC Powell Dec 19 2005, 1:25PM Software
South Korea orders Microsoft to unbundle Windows

South Korea orders Microsoft to unbundle Windows

Microsoft was ordered to separate its instant messaging service from its Windows software and allow rival products on its system in South Korea after losing a ruling on unfair business practices.
Kim Yeon-hee Dec 8 2005, 10:00AM Software
Microsoft offering frequent previews of new Windows

Microsoft offering frequent previews of new Windows

Microsoft is releasing preview versions of its new Windows Vista operating system about once a month in an effort to get more customer feedback than usual ahead of next year's launch.
Staff Writers Nov 30 2005, 1:44PM Software
Microsoft to open the standard behind Office

Microsoft to open the standard behind Office

Microsoft took a step towards creating an open standard of technology behind Word and Excel in a move to appease governments and ensure data in documents and accounts can be accessed in decades to come.
Staff Writers Nov 22 2005, 1:00PM Software
Microsoft warns of flaw in newer Windows versions

Microsoft warns of flaw in newer Windows versions

Microsoft has warned users on Tuesday of a new "critical"-rated flaw in recent versions of Windows that could allow attackers to take control of a system by embedding malicious software code into digital images.
Staff Writers Nov 10 2005, 9:30AM Security
Microsoft unveils online Windows, Office services

Microsoft unveils online Windows, Office services

Microsoft, the world's largest software maker, has unveiled a new initiative to deliver more of its software's features and services over the internet.
Staff Writers Nov 2 2005, 10:00AM Software
Microsoft threatens to withdraw Windows in South Korea

Microsoft threatens to withdraw Windows in South Korea

Microsoft has threatened to withdraw its Windows software from South Korea if the country's antitrust agency orders it to unbundle its Instant Messenger and Media Player from the operating system.
Staff Writers Oct 31 2005, 10:00AM Software
Microsoft plans cheaper Windows version for India

Microsoft plans cheaper Windows version for India

Microsoft Corp. plans to release a low-cost version of its Windows software for India in an attempt to check high piracy levels, the legal affairs head of the world's largest independent software maker said.
Staff Writers Oct 4 2005, 12:25PM Software
Microsoft previews next version of Office

Microsoft previews next version of Office

Microsoft previewed the next version of its Office collection of business programs on Tuesday, showing a redesigned interface and new capabilities that allow users to gather data from Web sites and networked server computers.
Reed Stevenson Sep 14 2005, 3:00PM Software
Gates pushes upcoming Microsoft Windows, Office

Gates pushes upcoming Microsoft Windows, Office

Microsoft chairman Bill Gates pitched software developers to build programs for the next versions of Windows and Office software and showed off features on Tuesday that he said would drive a new wave of personal computer sales.
Reed Stevenson Sep 14 2005, 9:30AM Software
Microsoft patches Windows 98, Me

Microsoft patches Windows 98, Me

Although Microsoft didn't release any new security bulletins in March, it did post revisions this week of two critical vulnerabilities from earlier in 2005 to provide patches for obsolete operating systems.
Staff Writers Mar 10 2005, 12:00AM Security
Russians say Windows XP SP2 is vulnerable

Russians say Windows XP SP2 is vulnerable

A little-known Russian security firm claimed Monday [US] that it's spotted vulnerabilities in Microsoft Windows XP SP2, and has taken the unusual step of producing its own patch for the bug.
Gregg Keizer Feb 1 2005, 12:00AM Security
Opera shows Windows mobile browser preview

Opera shows Windows mobile browser preview

Norway's Opera Software has publicly released a technical preview of a Windows Mobile version of its Opera Browser.
Staff Writers Dec 23 2004, 12:00AM Software

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