Complete Microsoft coverage from HEXUS
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Microsoft releases its own security report
22 April 2008, 16:46
Infosec 2008: Using data from 400-500 million PCs, MS reveals that adware and Trojans are the most common threats.
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Xbox 360 to gain Wii graduates when they mature?
22 April 2008, 10:22
The news that Nintendo sold more than 720,000 Wii systems across the US in March hasn't phased Microsoft at all, who believe that high sales of the console will only ...
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XP SP3 released to manufacturing
22 April 2008, 07:42
The third service pack for Windows XP has been made available to OEMs and enterprise customers.
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Microsoft patent hints at wearable computer pointing device
18 April 2008, 10:39
Somewhere, sometime, someone, will present the true successor to the age-old input device, the mouse. Is this Microsoft's vision of a mouse-free world?
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Windows Vista update 'kills' USB devices
17 April 2008, 09:06
Microsoft has admitted it is investigating reports that a recent Windows Vista security update causes havoc with some USB devices, but the software giant is yet to provide a fix ...
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Microsoft Completes Acquisition of Danger, Incorporates Company Into Premium Mobile Experiences Group
16 April 2008, 17:05
New business group strengthens company focus on innovative mobile consumer experiences.
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“Halo 3” Multiplayer Action Rages On With Downloadable Legendary Map Pack
16 April 2008, 10:15
The award-winning multiplayer experience evolves with three new maps and expanded Forge options now available on Xbox LIVE Marketplace
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Steven Smith tries to change name to Microsoft Zune, again
15 April 2008, 10:47
He's at it again, Steven Smith, a.k.a. Zune Guy, has contacted Microsoft to ask permission to legally change his name to Microsoft Zune.
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Microsoft initiative on consumer privacy
14 April 2008, 16:42
Microsoft submits proposal for self-regulation of online advertising to Federal Trade Commission.
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Live Mesh - Microsoft's next killer app?
14 April 2008, 09:39
Killer app is a term thrown around a little too easily these days, but with Microsoft's Live Mesh promising the future of cloud computing, could this really be one?