Shut down city traffic during union battle.

Autumn 2008 launch date for Tiberium Wars.

Steve Ballmer trumpets 'most secure enterprise platform ever'.

Pre-beta of Windows 7 for attendees of PDC and WinHEC.

Microsoft has officially confirmed that the two newest versions of Windows will be out before the end of the year..

We're wondering how long Torrentspy can survive. The free ride looks like being over, with US authorities wanting up to US$30,000 in compensation per film. That's an expensive download.

Mobile productivity software vendor Quickoffice today announced a new application which will allow users to edit Microsoft Word and Excel documents on the iPhone..

Official shots and specs hit the net two days before announcement at E3 gaming show

HP's Phil McKinney believes keyboard/mouse combo will continue to dominate.

Office 14, the next version of Microsoft's productivity suite, will feature lightweight web versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote that can be accessed from a browser, Microsoft said..

Service will be offered on transcontinental routes.

Finally, Microsoft comes clean about the failure of Vista and detail their plans for the new features to be released under Windows 7.

Anything 360 can do, we can do better

Web giant Google has admitted it thought the sudden spike in searches for Michael Jackson on Thursday was a massive, coordinated internet attack, leading it to post an error page on Google News.

Better search, Blu-Ray burning and easier Wi-Fi in the mix. Finally, a new reason to switch to Vista?

Intel is revealing new details on its forthcoming Larrabee chip. The new graphics processor is Intel's foray into the high-end graphics market currently dominated by nVidia and ATI..

Samsung ups the ante in the HD TV battle, turning on 240Hz Blue Phase LCDs. Read on for the lowdown on Blue Phase.

Was the underdog unfairly crippled in its quest to get chips in PCs? No says Intel, AMD chips just aren't as good.

Hobbyists and professionals invited to simulated robotics challenge.

Redmond promises to make servers easier to use for businesses with up to 50 PCs.