2811 news & feature articles results for "microsoft windows push"

Software giant aims to become a household fixture with its entertainment-oriented Media Center 2005.

Posted by CNET News.com Staff

Critics say that by using Windows XP to encourage Passport sign-ups, the company is drawing on its dominance in operating systems to gain a foothold in online services.

Posted by Joe Wilcox

Flaw that has spawned several attacks gets fixed Thursday, after the company comes under criticism.

Posted by Joris Evers

The newest version of the open-source browser won't arrive this year, and a major update might not arrive until 2011. But there are plenty of features coming.

Posted by Stephen Shankland

Microsoft is pushing Windows CE for handheld devices, but Intermec is offering a version of Microsoft's desktop standard in a 28-ounce device.

Posted by Jim Davis

The software giant launches a central Web site with tools to help businesses that are considering a switch to Windows XP.

Posted by David Becker

Google is in talks to buy Yelp and it may finally be pushing the line over what's too big. Sure a lot of you thought it was too big already. But now it's just getting ridiculous.

Posted by Tom Merritt

Microsoft's no longer pushing the Windows Media platform as hard as it once did, but is still big on selling DRM.

Posted by Matt Rosoff

Microsoft and Intel focus on antitrust issues, while Microsoft shutters site over code theft. Also: the Google phone.

Posted by Steven Musil

In a new push for Windows Phone, Microsoft wants you to feel the true tension of love. The love between a man and his mobile phone applications. It is truly reminiscent of French cinema.

Posted by Chris Matyszczyk