Microsoft has announced that it will stop supporting the most popular version of its Web browser. With 21.56 percent of the browser market, Internet Explorer (IE) 8.0 has more users
Back in the day when software came in shrink-wrapped boxes, many companies bought more than they needed in order to make sure they had enough licenses for all their employees.
Mary Jo Foley from ZDNet says that her sources confirm a couple of new rumors about the next version of Windows, codenamed Threshold. First, the release is likely to include
Peter Bright at Ars Technica has a lengthy article on Microsoft’s adoption of agile software development methodologies, and it’s well worth a read. Microsoft development teams had long been mired
Microsoft has released a third update for its flagship IDE, Visual Studio 2013. The most eagerly anticipated new feature is CodeLens for Git repositories. It allows developers to seem more
CIO Strategic Marketing Services and Triangle Publishing Services have released “The Connected Enterprise: Keeping Pace with Mobile Development,” a new Oracle-sponsored report based on a worldwide survey. Key takeaways from
For the second month in a row, the percentage of the world’s PCs running Windows 8 or 8.1 has declined slightly. According to Net Applications, 12.5 percent of desktops and
Chief U.S. District Judge Loretta Preska in Manhattan has ruled that Microsoft must comply with a federal search warrant and hand over a customer email?even though that email is stored
The 2014 Big Data & Advanced Analytics Survey from Evans Data finds that the batch processing capabilities of Hadoop aren’t enough to meet developers’ needs. In fact, only 16 percent