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Microsoft Unified Communications technologies can help your business integrate telephone-based tasks such as phone calls, voicemail and conferencing with computer-based tasks such as documentation, spreadsheets, instant messaging, email and calendars. It's simple, streamlined and highly scalable. And we call it Unified Communications.

Microsoft shows off new developer tools

Microsoft shows off new developer tools

Microsoft has announced the newest versions of its developer tools, known as .Net Framework 4.0 and Visual Studio 2010.
Shaun Nichols Sep 30 2008 9:12AM Software
Opinion: Shiver me timbers

Opinion: Shiver me timbers

Back in the days when real pirates roamed the seas it never occurred to anyone to make the treasure cheaper so they’d stop bothering to steal it.
Ian Yates Sep 29 2008 9:11AM Software
Microsoft aims HPC Server 2008 at Wall Street

Microsoft aims HPC Server 2008 at Wall Street

Microsoft has set out again on the trail of significant penetration into the High Performance Computing (HPC) market with the launch of HPC Server 2008.
Dave Bailey Sep 23 2008 9:34AM Software
Microsoft launches assault at VMware conference

Microsoft launches assault at VMware conference

A massive battle for the hearts, minds and budgets of CIOs has erupted in the nascent virtualisation market as Microsoft takes aim at rival VMware.
Ian Grayson Sep 18 2008 4:28PM Software
Microsoft to release security tools

Microsoft to release security tools

Microsoft announced that it would make available three Security Development Lifecycle programs and tools to help the industry improve security and privacy technology.
Sue Sep 18 2008 12:53PM Security
Microsoft to share in-house security lessons

Microsoft to share in-house security lessons

Microsoft is offering to supply developers with the same tools it uses to secure the latest versions of Office and Windows.
Shaun Nichols Sep 18 2008 9:44AM Security
Microsoft and Cray to build affordable supercomputer

Microsoft and Cray to build affordable supercomputer

Microsoft and high end computer manufacturer Cray are working on a project that could see a supercomputer being sold for just US$25,000.
Iain Thomson Sep 17 2008 9:07AM Hardware
Microsoft admits Exchange update goof

Microsoft admits Exchange update goof

Microsoft is warning users after a potentially unstable update was accidentally released for Exchange Server 2007.
Shaun Nichols Sep 16 2008 3:28PM Software
'Cognitive radios' to improve wireless devices

'Cognitive radios' to improve wireless devices

Researchers are developing intelligent radios that can sense their surroundings and adjust their mode of operation accordingly.
Liz Tay Sep 16 2008 1:39PM Networking
Microsoft unveils BlueTrack

Microsoft unveils BlueTrack

Microsoft has unveiled a new peripheral system said to work on nearly all surfaces..
Shaun Nichols Sep 11 2008 4:16PM Hardware
Microsoft issues four patches for September

Microsoft issues four patches for September

Microsoft has issued a total of four security bulletins this week, in its monthly patch release.
Shaun Nichols Sep 10 2008 9:03AM Software
Microsoft patches eight critical flaws

Microsoft patches eight critical flaws

Microsoft on Tuesday pushed out four patches to correct eight vulnerabilities in its operating systems and related components.
Dan Kaplan Sep 10 2008 8:17AM Security
Microsoft beefs up virtualisation portfolio

Microsoft beefs up virtualisation portfolio

Microsoft has substantially beefed up its virtualisation support with the official unveiling of System Center Virtual Machine Manager.
Daniel Robinson Sep 9 2008 9:13AM Hardware
Microsoft warns of 'critical' Patch Tuesday fixes

Microsoft warns of 'critical' Patch Tuesday fixes

Microsoft has confirmed that its Patch Tuesday release on 9 September will include fixes for four 'critical' remote code execution vulnerabilities.
Phil Muncaster Sep 8 2008 3:57PM Software
Microsoft readies four 'critical' patches

Microsoft readies four 'critical' patches

Microsoft plans to issue four security patches next week, all for "critical" flaws.
Dan Kaplan Sep 5 2008 10:03AM Security
Credit Union moves to unified comms

Credit Union moves to unified comms

New England Credit Union (NECU) has taken a step towards unified communications with the rollout of ‘click-to-call’ videoconferencing on the desktop.
Staff Writers Sep 4 2008 12:01AM Networking
Google Chrome uses rivals' code

Google Chrome uses rivals' code

Google's Open Source web browser Chrome incorporates code and features developed by rivals Apple and Mozilla, Google acknowledged today.
Kathryn Small Sep 3 2008 2:23PM Software
PHOTO GALLERY: Inside the Microsoft Tech Ed RFID boiler room

PHOTO GALLERY: Inside the Microsoft Tech Ed RFID boiler room

Microsoft Tech Ed delegates are most likely IT professionals who like dance music, Facebook, Crysis, and have never attended the event before.
Ry Crozier Sep 3 2008 1:52PM Hardware
Microsoft reveals Live Mesh for mobiles

Microsoft reveals Live Mesh for mobiles

Microsoft has briefly peeled back the covers on mobile integration in its Live Mesh platform with a short demonstration at Tech Ed 2008.
Ry Crozier Sep 3 2008 12:57PM Software
PHOTO GALLERY: Microsoft Surface table demos in Sydney

PHOTO GALLERY: Microsoft Surface table demos in Sydney

Digital agency Amnesia is showing off one of its Microsoft Surface tables to attendees of Tech Ed in Sydney, following delivery of two units late last month.
Ry Crozier Sep 3 2008 12:01AM Hardware

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