Nokia adoption of Microsoft’s Windows Phone as the platform of choice for its smartphones is a big opportunity for developers

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Microsoft is making wrong assumptions about cloud adoption in a world still tied to XP, compounding the risks surrounding Windows 8 development

Microsoft made a gamble that Windows 7 would help revive the company's revenue and erase memories of Vista. One year later, sales suggest it won.

As former Microsoft chief software architect Ray Ozzie leaves the company, what has he done for Microsoft and where is the company headed?

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Windows 7 tablets might be discussed at Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 launch event, but the chances of those devices performing well are slim

It's taken 10 years to get rid of Microsoft's Windows XP operating system, despite its flaws and security holes

Over the years, Microsoft has seen plenty of evidence that it needs to improve its response to security alerts. Here's what it should do now

The cloud is the future of IT and Microsoft’s Server and Tools business has the company poised to cash in on that opportunity