195 news & feature articles results for "customer satisfaction jim allchin"

Microsoft's release of the consumer version of its new operating system raises the ultimate question: Was it worth the wait?

Posted by Steven Musil

The giant merges its Windows operating system and software developer divisions as part of its revised Web focus.

Posted by Wylie Wong

Microsoft launches a beta version of the long-awaited software formerly known as Longhorn.

Posted by CNET News.com Staff

Microsoft says Windows NT ultimately is for home PCs but doesn't say much else at its Windows Hardware Engineering Conference.

Posted by Michael Kanellos

To win consumers over to the next version of Windows, Microsoft needs to pay close attention to their needs and habits.

Posted by null Forrester Research

New programs are aimed at getting more people to move to Vista--and getting those running the OS to opt for a pricier edition.

Posted by Ina Fried

Windows XP will help pull the PC market out of its tailspin in 2002, according to one of Microsoft's key executives, because it gives consumers many more reasons to upgrade.

Posted by Michael Kanellos

Microsoft didn't want to have a two-tiered Vista upgrade program with both Vista Capable and Vista Premium Ready logos, but that's exactly what it got after Intel raised a fuss, and now the software maker is facing legal action.

Posted by Tom Krazit

Net users are downloading pirated versions of Microsoft's source code, fueling concerns that hackers could crack open vital pieces of software that run millions of computers.

Posted by Robert Lemos

The software giant is investigating how a file containing some protected source code to Windows 2000 was posted to several underground sites and chat rooms.

Posted by Robert Lemos