Microsoft's Office Open XML document format didn't get fast-tracked as an international standard, but the company still believes the format will gain widespread acceptance.
Microsoft is offering a "precautionary and voluntary" retrofit to its Xbox 360 Wireless Racing Wheel because the units may overheat and start emitting smoke.
Microsoft's HD Photo image format has been proposed as the basis for JPEG XR, an international open image standard designed for the next generation of digital cameras.
Microsoft has lowered the price on its Xbox HD DVD Player from $199 to $179 - and will include five free movies with players purchased between August 1 and September 30.
Microsoft has announced three new controllers for its Xbox 360 - and a themed 20 GB Halo 3 edition for folks looking to devote their lives to Master Chief.
For folks inspired by the Transformers movie - or looking to take over the world - Microsoft has updated its robotics platform to support Windows CE and Windows Mobile 6.
Microsoft has announced beta versions of Windows Live Folders and Windows Live Photos, enabling users to store and back up documents and publish their photos.
Microsoft looked like it might change its tune, but no: the company will not be changing its licensing to permit use of Vista Home editions under virtualization.
Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang has been named Chief Executive Office of Yahoo, with former CEO Terry Semel taking the role of non-executive chairman of Yahoo's board.
The U.S. Supreme Court has overturned a decision in favor of AT&T which held Microsoft liable for patent infringement on copies of Windows sold overseas.
Microsoft is facing a lawsuit over stickers which proclaimed PCs would be "Vista Capable" when they can only handle the most basic version of the operating system.
Microsoft has adding new content from Paramount, Warner Bros., A&E, ADV Films, National Geographic, and TotalVid to Xbox Live, including high-def content.
Microsoft has formally announced HD PHoto, a new image format promising higher quality and better compression - but will the industry embrace a proprietary format?
Who'd have thought that after years of viruses, worms, and blue screens - and the Zune - Microsoft would come out tops in a survey measuring corporate reputations?
Microsoft is now selling Windows Vista to consumers...but pretty much every computer maker wants you to know they're now selling new computers with Vista pre-installed.
Microsoft's forthcoming Windows Home Server will let customers centralize and remotely access their digital media...and backup and restore their Windows PCs.