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Early E-Voting Problems Reported in Battleground States
Problems with e-voting machines were reported early on election day in several U.S. states, including Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia, which are identified as battleground states where the outcome of the vote could tip the presidential race in favor of either Democratic Sen. Barack Obama or Republican Sen. John McCain.
Read More »Ozzie Details Azure, Microsoft's Cloud Version of Windows
Microsoft targets Amazon's EC2 service with its Azure technology, says Ray Ozzie at the PDC show.
Read More »Microsoft to Release Vista SP2 Private Beta
Microsoft will distribute the second service pack for Windows Vista to a small group of Technology Adoption Program members on Oct. 29.
Read More »Microsoft CFO Outlines Plan to Weather Economic Crisis
Microsoft fears that PC spending may be lower, which would negatively affect its Windows desktop business.
Read More »ISO Approves PDF as an International Standard
Move reflects a trend to standardize broadly adopted file formats to increase interoperability between different apps used to create business documents.
Read More »Microsoft Debuts IE 8, Aims for CSS Interoperability
Microsoft aims to achieve better browser interoperability with the new version of IE, IE 8.
Read More »Microsoft, Nokia Put Silverlight on Mobile Devices
In its quest to make its Silverlight technology as ubiquitous as its Flash competitor, Microsoft is moving full speed ahead to promote adoption of the technology through some strategic moves and partnerships it will highlight at its annual MIX 08 conference, including a deal with Nokia to put the technology on mobile devices.
Read More »Microsoft Confirms Another Executive Departure
The resignation of Rob Short, the former corporate vice president of the Windows core technology group, comes on the heels of several other high-profile executive departures at the software giant that collectively represent a changing of the guard.
Read More »Bill Gates Bids Adieu to CES, Sense of Humor Intact
Bill Gates has never taken himself as seriously as he does his company. So it was only fitting that it was with a humorous and star-studded video parody that he kicked off his final pre-show keynote at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) Sunday night in Las Vegas.
Read More »Szulik Out at Red Hat; Former Delta Exec Whitehurst Tapped as CEO
Longtime Red Hat CEO Matthew Szulik is being replaced, the company announced on the same day it posted a quarterly revenue gain of 28 percent.
Read More »CIO Viewpoints on Exchange 2007 Risks and Mitigation Strategies
Knowing where your peers have found limits and workarounds in areas including high availability, archiving, recovery, compliance, e-Discovery and storage growth can be essential in planning your successful Exchange 2007 migration. Read More »
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