A California jury sides with a Guatemalan developer’s case and awards him a $9 million judgment.
Microsoft Building RFID Infrastructure
The company discussed the use of the .NET Framework, SQL Server, and Visual Studio .NET to enable effective RFID deployment.
Microsoft To Give RIM The Netscape Treatment
Steve Ballmer announces new features for Windows Mobile 5.0 that will support wireless options in Exchange Server 2003 SP2.
Microsoft Makes Some Progress, Says EU
A recent proposal by the Redmond-based software and game console maker to avert antitrust penalties gains some praise in Europe.
Ma Bell & Pa Bill: AT&T And Microsoft Look For Synergy
AT&T and Microsoft announce they are building a “strategic alliance” for the future. The program “revolutionizes” the next generation of IP communication. The press release for this big announcement was a bit lengthy but overall, this could be an extremely competitive offering in light of many other teams and mergers seen lately. The first big goal will be VoIPing the two companies.
Microsoft Push Will Jam Blackberry
Microsoft announced plans to squeeze the juice out of Blackberry when Steve Ballmer presented Windows Mobile 5.0. The new OS provides a number of new features for the handheld market and promises to hit companies like Research In Motion (RIM) and Good Technologies below the keypad.
MSN Korea Hacked, Says Microsoft
The Korean portal reportedly fell victim to hackers for one reason: its servers had not been patched.
Microsoft Office 12 Will Support XML
The new default file format for some programs in the next Office suite will make it easier for other programs to interoperate with them.
Microsoft Lets The Other Kids Play With XML
Microsoft softened its heart a bit by announcing it will adopt an “industry standard XML” for the forthcoming Office 12 release, opening up the playing field to other popular office programs.
Microsoft Great Plains implementation: Restaurants SCM Example
Microsoft Great Plains serves the majority of US based horizontal and vertical markets.