Andy Patrizio

If Web 2.0 is built on trust, that may also be its downfall. Hackers entered a Web page into the German edition of Wikipedia that claimed there was a new

Microsoft  is denying a report from the British Broadcasting Corp. that the company was considering withdrawing from China due to the hard-line

Microsoft has adopted a strategy for insuring Vista application compatibility that borrows a page from the old Year 2000 (Y2K) compliance testing methods.

Microsoft  has backed down on its previously-disclosed licensing terms for Vista and will now allow for unlimited installations on a single device.

Adobe Systems  has released the Acrobat 8 content creation product line, as promised, featuring a new collaboration feature built on, of all things,

Good news for Microsoft. A survey by ABI Research shows that iPod owners are not quite as devoted to their hardware as traditional Mac owners and are

Microsoft today introduced Windows Embedded CE 6.0, an update to its real-time operating system (RTOS) for non-computer devices, and with it, a whole lot

Microsoft may recommend 1GB of memory for Windows Vista, but the CEO of Dell Computer is the first high-profile PC executive to say that's probably not

Microsoft is taking its Office Live service live and out of beta on November 15, expanding its offerings for small businesses both in content and its

As the old cliché goes, timing is everything. Credit mdog.com with some very good timing. Just days ago, a report came out stating that the

Webroot will introduce an update to its popular Spy Sweeper anti-spyware product on Tuesday that fully integrates the Sophos antivirus engine, providing

Microsoft has released Windows Media Player 11, the latest update to its Windows multimedia playback device, and it could be the last for some time,