Microsoft  

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  • April 25th, 2005
64 bit celebration for Microsoft

64 bit celebration for Microsoft

At WinHEC

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  • April 19th, 2005
Microsoft announces Visual Studio 2005 and SQL Server 2005

Microsoft announces Visual Studio 2005 and SQL Server 2005

Community Technology Previews

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  • April 15th, 2005
Alacritech patents are used in Microsoft products

Alacritech patents are used in Microsoft products

Longhorn could be postponed

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  • April 13th, 2005
Microsoft launches security patches

Microsoft launches security patches

But there are still problems

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  • April 12th, 2005
MS Outlook and Web Access vulnerability

MS Outlook and Web Access vulnerability

Discovered by MS Outlook si Web Access

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  • April 11th, 2005
Trojan launched from a Windows Update forged site

Trojan launched from a Windows Update forged site

The DSNX-05 trojan

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  • April 8th, 2005
Next Tuesday Microsoft will release new patches

Next Tuesday Microsoft will release new patches

8 security bulletins and 2 high priority updates

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  • April 4th, 2005
Once again, Internet Explorer and Outlook have been declared "sick"

Once again, Internet Explorer and Outlook have been declared "sick"

Discovered by the eEye Digital Security

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  • March 30th, 2005
Microsoft releases MSN Video Downloads

Microsoft releases MSN Video Downloads

19.95 USD for the Premium version

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  • March 30th, 2005
MSN's market share on the rise?

MSN's market share on the rise?

Difficult to tell

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  • March 30th, 2005
The 64 bit Windows XP Professional  will be released in April

The 64 bit Windows XP Professional will be released in April

Together with Windows Server 2003 SP 1

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  • March 28th, 2005
The Windows project for Europe

The Windows project for Europe

Finalized

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  • March 21st, 2005
Microsoft reveals Longhorn secrets

Microsoft reveals Longhorn secrets

CTP versions

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  • March 15th, 2005
Microsoft doesn't want passwords for Longhorn

Microsoft doesn't want passwords for Longhorn

But doesn't provide too many details

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  • March 14th, 2005
Spyware attacks IE even through alternate browsers

Spyware attacks IE even through alternate browsers

The security settings can be bypassed