Microsoft
70 posts filed under Microsoft.
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February 17, 2004
Longhorn is not Entrenched in WinFS
Tom’s Hardware Guide provides an in-depth review of Windows Future Storage (WinFS). Including some points I wasn’t quite sure of myselft…
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January 23, 2004
Rich Client Ubiquity
“The company that championed went overboard with their “no software” positioning is now touting their integration into the world’s most widely used piece of personal productivity …
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January 20, 2004
Windows Services for Unix
Anil Dash put together a first-class summary of the *nix goodies found in Microsoft’s Windows Services for Unix, which was recently re-released as a free download (passport …
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January 7, 2004
Remove Hidden Data from Office 2003/XP Documents
I’m in training all week. So I’m a bit out of touch, but I just spotted this little Office “add-in” released by Microsoft that “can permanently remove hidden data and collaboration …
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December 17, 2003
Syndication Friendly Longhorn
Others have mentioned the impact of the embedded RSS capabilities that will be in Longhorn. This time however, it’s Scoble talking about the broader implications of a syndication …
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December 3, 2003
Personal Service Oriented Architecture
“Search in many ways is brute force,” Dumais said. “If the two of us type in a query, we get the same thing back, and that is just brain dead. There is no way an intelligent human …
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November 13, 2003
Further info on Wallop
“We’ve been really interested in blogs, wikis, authoring and syndication around RSS, and social networking software in general,” Cheng tells Microsoft Watch. “We were imagining how …
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November 3, 2003
Latest about Longhorn
John Carroll over at ZDNet has posted, IMHO one of the best overviews of Longhorn to date coming off of last weeks PDC.
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October 31, 2003
Microsoft pursuit of Google revealed
I was in meetings all morning. So, I missed this report earlier, but Dave just alerted me to the Microsoft and Google news.
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October 21, 2003
Office 2003 and the Google Web Service API
This article about integrating Google into the research pane of Office is from a few months ago, but I think relevant given that today is the official launch of Office 2003