The 10 biggest hoaxes in Wikipedia’s first 10 years
Wikipedia celebrates a decade of edit wars, controversy and Internet dominance
Windows on verge of dropping below 90 per cent market share
Smartphones and tablets pose a threat to Microsoft’s dominance in the OS market
The 10 bloodiest battles Microsoft and Google fought in 2010
These two companies really don’t like each other that much, and they’re not shy of showing it
Windows 1.0 turning 25: First experiences recalled
Today, 25 years later, more than nine out of 10 desktop computers run some version of Windows
Windows 7 will dominate corporate PC deployments: Forrester
Nearly 90 per cent of firms will migrate to Windows 7 and nearly 50 per cent will do so within the next year
Google is world’s most attractive employer; Microsoft drops
IBM, Intel and Apple also score well in the Universum survey
Five tips for a smooth Windows 7 migration
Follow these tips to help you on the path to Microsoft’s latest operating system
IE9 won’t require Windows 7 Service Pack 1: Microsoft
Despite the change in FAQ wording, Microsoft says its plans for IE9 haven’t changed
VMware disses bare-metal desktop hypervisors and Citrix
They’re not going to release one but, if they did, VMware promises it would definitely be better than Citrix’s
Microsoft flaunts customer dumping VMware
Company is still refusing to showcase Hyper-V at VMworld in protest of VMware rules that Microsoft believes are designed to limit competition
Unix losing ground to Windows and Linux servers
Demand for Windows and Linux servers is increasing at a rapid pace
Microsoft and Google fight over e-mail, but agree on $5 inboxes
Four major vendors vying for your IT dollars
Microsoft confirms Russian spy was employee, report says
Alexey Karetnikov was a Microsoft software tester for nine months
VMware halves price of starter virtualization kit
Vendor changes the way it prices management products to let customers avoid unnecessary charges
Five tips for managing Microsoft licensing costs
There’s a good chance you’re paying too much for Microsoft licenses