Unified Communications Podcast Centre

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.

Free Software Foundation mobilises against Microsoft

Free Software Foundation mobilises against Microsoft

The Free Software Foundation (FSF) has formed a campaign group to fight any legal action following Microsoft's claims that the Linux kernel contains code that infringes its patents.
Iain Thomson May 17 2007 3:24PM Software
Torvalds tells Microsoft to put up or shut up

Torvalds tells Microsoft to put up or shut up

Microsoft may have patent problems of its own, claims Linux kernel creator.
Iain Thomson May 17 2007 6:38AM Software
Microsoft taps mobile tech for developing world

Microsoft taps mobile tech for developing world

Microsoft is betting on mobile phones to bring computing to developing countries.
Shaun Nichols May 16 2007 11:18AM Software
Microsoft adds hardware to unified comms strategy

Microsoft adds hardware to unified comms strategy

Microsoft and nine hardware partners will unveil 15 IP phone devices at the Windows Hardware Engineering Conference in Los Angeles today.
Andrew Charlesworth May 15 2007 2:39PM Hardware
Microsoft settles on Server 2008 name

Microsoft settles on Server 2008 name

'Windows Server 2008' to replace '2003'
moniker.
Tom Sanders May 15 2007 2:07PM Software
Microsoft claims patents on Linux kernel

Microsoft claims patents on Linux kernel

Microsoft is claiming that open source software infringes on hundreds of its patents, and plans to make the open source community pay to use them.
Iain Thomson May 15 2007 10:04AM Software
Microsoft pulls virtualisation features

Microsoft pulls virtualisation features

Microsoft is saving its Viridian release cycle by going back to 16 cores.
Tom Sanders May 14 2007 4:53PM Software
Apple, Microsoft, Adobe and Real in trouble over DRM software

Apple, Microsoft, Adobe and Real in trouble over DRM software

Major IT and CE companies Apple, Microsoft, Adobe and Real are under fire for not using digital rights management (DRM) controller.
Shaun Nichols May 14 2007 2:49PM Software
Fortinet joins Microsoft virus hunt

Fortinet joins Microsoft virus hunt

Virus Information Alliance gains unified threat management firm.
Matt Chapman May 14 2007 12:08PM Security
Fortinet joins Microsoft Virus Information Alliance

Fortinet joins Microsoft Virus Information Alliance

Fortinet has announced that the company has joined Microsoft's Virus Information Alliance (VIA).
Fiona Raisbeck May 14 2007 9:49AM Security
Microsoft pulls virtualisation features

Microsoft pulls virtualisation features

Saving release cycle by going back to 16 cores.
Tom Sanders May 11 2007 11:41AM Software
Russian headmaster fined in Microsoft case

Russian headmaster fined in Microsoft case

Alexander Ponosov forced to pay 5,000 roubles.
Matt Chapman May 10 2007 4:44PM Software
Red Hat sets limits to Microsoft interoperability spiel

Red Hat sets limits to Microsoft interoperability spiel

No photo op to show off Microsoft's playing nicely with proprietary
standards,.
Tom Sanders May 10 2007 2:58PM Software
Police execute counterfeit raid in NSW

Police execute counterfeit raid in NSW

Microsoft assist in raid with 5000 optical disks seized.
Staff Writers May 10 2007 7:35AM Security
Microsoft cracks down on Office zero-days

Microsoft cracks down on Office zero-days

Update to clean malware from documents before they are executed.
Shaun Nichols May 9 2007 5:16PM Security
Nortel and Microsoft open joint demo centres

Nortel and Microsoft open joint demo centres

Collaboration between networking vendor and software giant.
Lilia Guan May 9 2007 12:03PM Networking
Microsoft addresses 19 vulnerabilities on Patch Tuesday

Microsoft addresses 19 vulnerabilities on Patch Tuesday

Microsoft today released seven patches - all critical - addressing 19 vulnerabilities, including a promised fix for the well-publicised but sparsely exploited zero-day DNS server flaw.
Dan Kaplan May 9 2007 9:36AM Security
Judge okays US$1.5bn Microsoft patent fine

Judge okays US$1.5bn Microsoft patent fine

Alcatel-Lucent payout rubber stamped for Media Player infringements.
Matt Chapman May 7 2007 4:29PM Software
Yahoo shares jump on Microsoft buyout rumour

Yahoo shares jump on Microsoft buyout rumour

Shares in Yahoo were up over 17 percent last week after rumours emerged of a takeover bid by Microsoft.
Iain Thomson May 7 2007 10:31AM Software
Trojan posing as 'Microsoft piracy control' message

Trojan posing as 'Microsoft piracy control' message

Symantec has spotted a realistic-looking trojan claiming to be from "Microsoft piracy control" that shuts down PCs if users don't comply with attackers' demands.
Frank Washkuch May 7 2007 10:05AM Security

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