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Office 2010 Reaches RTM!
By anyweb,
I am very excited to share some great news with you. Earlier today we reached the release-to-manufacturing (RTM) milestone for Office 2010, SharePoint 2010, Visio 2010 and Project 2010!
RTM is the final engineering milestone of a product release and our engineering team has poured their heart and soul into reaching this milestone. It is also an appropriate time to re-emphasize our sincere gratitude to the more than 5,000 organizations and partners who have worked with us on rapid deployment
Can't attend MMS 2010 ?
By anyweb,
If you cannot attend MMS 2010 for whatever reason then all hope is not lost, you can still participate, from your desk.
You can watch some of the highlights on Video streams at the following addresses:
Video Streams
* MMS for non-attendees via myITForum.
* The official MMS 2010 site.
Keynote Speeches
Pay particular attention to try and watch the two Keynotes on Tuesday April 20th (servers) and Wednesday April 21st at (clients) - approx 8-10 PST
Get Notified
Availability of Visual Studio 2010 & .NET Framework 4 Announced
By anyweb,
Today Microsoft is announcing the availability of Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4.
S. Somasegar, Senior Vice President of the Developer Division here at Microsoft, has posted about the release of Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4 and the 5 major launch events happening around the world.
Visual Studio 2010 provides a great deal of enhancements for developers to make it easier to develop applications including a new editor which now uses the Windows Presentation Founda
What is Microsoft's Pink and is it destined to fail?
By anyweb,
With Microsoft and Verizon set to finally reveal the outcome of Project Pink on Monday, here we give you a preview of what to expect and try and explain just what this mysterious project is, and why it might have failed before it even launches...
Back in February 2008, Microsoft agreed to acquire Danger for an estimated $500 million. Danger manufactured the Danger Hiptop smartphone, also known as the T-Mobile Sidekick - a device with a young user base and many features centred around social
Microsoft Plans to Give Away Office 2010 – Office Starter Edition
By anyweb,
The Microsoft Office Suite is one of Microsoft’s most successful and profitable products. In the upcoming release of Office 2010, Microsoft plans to give away a stripped down version called Office Starter. This product will be installed on new PC’s. The full version will be available as soon as the user purchases the upgrade product key.
Microsoft is moving in the direction of an inventory-less product by pursuing this approach. Since the full suite will already be installed on the syst
Windows 7 Service Pack 1 Beta Leaks
By anyweb,
Most Windows 7 users are expecting the Windows 7 Service Pack 1 to be released in 2010. Microsoft has already mentioned that it will not contain major changes or additions which some have interpreted as a way of saying “Why wait? Get Windows 7 now!”.
A beta release of the service pack 1 for Windows 7 [...]
more > http://windows7news.com/2010/04/07/windows-7-service-pack-1-beta-leaks/
Windows 7 surpasses 10% market share
By anyweb,
Last month, Windows 7 crossed into double-digit market share numbers. Microsoft disclosed that it sold more than 60 million copies of Windows 7 by the end of 2009, and now we know this very quick growth has continued through the first quarter of 2010.
On the whole, between February and March 2010, Windows dropped a sizeable 0.54 percentage points (from 92.12 percent to 91.58 percent). More specifically, Windows XP dropped 1.03 percentage points (from 65.49 percent to 64.46 percent),
64% of Microsoft Vulnerabilities Mitigated by Removing Admin Rights
By anyweb,
As geeks, we're well aware of the importance of running as a normal user instead of as root (UNIX/Linux/BSD) or administrator (Windows). However, while this should be common knowledge to anyone reading OSNews, it's often hard to illustrate just how important it is - until now, that is. A report by BeyondTrust looked at how many security bulletins issused by Microsoft are mitigated by simply... Not running as administrator.
Despite the advances made by Microsoft on securing Windows, the fact