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Paul Thurrott's Supersite for Windows At Monday's TechEd 2011 keynote event, Microsoft Corporate Vice President Robert Wahbe made his case for the software giant's embrace of cloud computing, noting that the company offered a unique blend of hosted, hybrid, and on premise solutions that the competition can't match. And he carted out a bewildering series of products to prove his point, with functionality that spans across operating systems, databases, management, security and identity, and virtualization. ... View the full article

Microsoft has made available for download a first beta of a new version of its Forefront Endpoint Protection 2012 security client, as of May 15. View the full article

Microsoft has made available for download a first beta of a new version of its Forefront Endpoint Protection 2012 security client, as of May 15. View the full article

Microsoft has made available for download a first beta of a new version of its Forefront Endpoint Protection 2012 security client, as of May 15. View the full article

Microsoft has made available for download a first beta of a new version of its Forefront Endpoint Protection 2012 security client, as of May 15. View the full article

Microsoft’s Office Web Apps — the Webified versions of Word, Excel, OneNote and PowerPoint — already work with Google’s Chrome browser. But as of the release of Service Pack 1 of Office 2010, they’ll be officially supported by Microsoft in Chrome. View the full article

Microsoft’s Office Web Apps — the Webified versions of Word, Excel, OneNote and PowerPoint — already work with Google’s Chrome browser. But as of the release of Service Pack 1 of Office 2010, they’ll be officially supported by Microsoft in Chrome. View the full article

Microsoft’s Office Web Apps — the Webified versions of Word, Excel, OneNote and PowerPoint — already work with Google’s Chrome browser. But as of the release of Service Pack 1 of Office 2010, they’ll be officially supported by Microsoft in Chrome. View the full article

Microsoft’s Office Web Apps — the Webified versions of Word, Excel, OneNote and PowerPoint — already work with Google’s Chrome browser. But as of the release of Service Pack 1 of Office 2010, they’ll be officially supported by Microsoft in Chrome. View the full article

At the opening day of its TechEd 2011 conference, Microsoft officials shared some new business-focused features that the company will be adding to the “Mango” Windows Phone operating system udpate due later this year. View the full article

At the opening day of its TechEd 2011 conference, Microsoft officials shared some new business-focused features that the company will be adding to the “Mango” Windows Phone operating system udpate due later this year. View the full article

At the opening day of its TechEd 2011 conference, Microsoft officials shared some new business-focused features that the company will be adding to the “Mango” Windows Phone operating system udpate due later this year. View the full article

At the opening day of its TechEd 2011 conference, Microsoft officials shared some new business-focused features that the company will be adding to the “Mango” Windows Phone operating system udpate due later this year. View the full article

Paul Thurrott's Supersite for Windows There's a convenient story that Microsoft's antitrust woes in the United States--and then again later in Europe--were responsible for a lost decade in which the software giant abandoned its drive, its aggression, and its position of dominance over the tech industry, ceding the way for faster, smarter competitors like Apple and Google. Like other conspiracy theories, however, this story is almost complete baloney. It's a myth. ... View the full article

Paul Thurrott's Supersite for Windows There's a convenient story that Microsoft's antitrust woes in the United States--and then again later in Europe--were responsible for a lost decade in which the software giant abandoned its drive, its aggression, and its position of dominance over the tech industry, ceding the way for faster, smarter competitors like Apple and Google. Like other conspiracy theories, however, this story is almost complete baloney. It's a myth. ... View the full article

Paul Thurrott's Supersite for Windows There's a convenient story that Microsoft's antitrust woes in the United States--and then again later in Europe--were responsible for a lost decade in which the software giant abandoned its drive, its aggression, and its position of dominance over the tech industry, ceding the way for faster, smarter competitors like Apple and Google. Like other conspiracy theories, however, this story is almost complete baloney. It's a myth. ... View the full article

Paul Thurrott's Supersite for Windows There's a convenient story that Microsoft's antitrust woes in the United States--and then again later in Europe--were responsible for a lost decade in which the software giant abandoned its drive, its aggression, and its position of dominance over the tech industry, ceding the way for faster, smarter competitors like Apple and Google. Like other conspiracy theories, however, this story is almost complete baloney. It's a myth. ... View the full article

Paul Thurrott's Supersite for Windows In the latest episode of the Windows Weekly podcast, Leo and I discuss how Microsoft can fix what's wrong with Microsoft, Microsoft's blockbuster Skype purchase and what it means, Google I/O and how Google Music, Android, Chrome OS, and Chromebooks hit at core Microsoft products, TechEd 2011, the return of the I'm A PC ads, and a quick LastPass update. ... View the full article

Paul Thurrott's Supersite for Windows In the latest episode of the Windows Weekly podcast, Leo and I discuss how Microsoft can fix what's wrong with Microsoft, Microsoft's blockbuster Skype purchase and what it means, Google I/O and how Google Music, Android, Chrome OS, and Chromebooks hit at core Microsoft products, TechEd 2011, the return of the I'm A PC ads, and a quick LastPass update. ... View the full article

Paul Thurrott's Supersite for Windows In the latest episode of the Windows Weekly podcast, Leo and I discuss how Microsoft can fix what's wrong with Microsoft, Microsoft's blockbuster Skype purchase and what it means, Google I/O and how Google Music, Android, Chrome OS, and Chromebooks hit at core Microsoft products, TechEd 2011, the return of the I'm A PC ads, and a quick LastPass update. ... View the full article

Paul Thurrott's Supersite for Windows In the latest episode of the Windows Weekly podcast, Leo and I discuss how Microsoft can fix what's wrong with Microsoft, Microsoft's blockbuster Skype purchase and what it means, Google I/O and how Google Music, Android, Chrome OS, and Chromebooks hit at core Microsoft products, TechEd 2011, the return of the I'm A PC ads, and a quick LastPass update. ... View the full article

This week I’ll be in Atlanta with thousands of IT professionals and developers for Microsoft’s TechEd 2011 conference. Here are a few of the things I’ll be watching for (and doing) while in town. View the full article

This week I’ll be in Atlanta with thousands of IT professionals and developers for Microsoft’s TechEd 2011 conference. Here are a few of the things I’ll be watching for (and doing) while in town. View the full article

This week I’ll be in Atlanta with thousands of IT professionals and developers for Microsoft’s TechEd 2011 conference. Here are a few of the things I’ll be watching for (and doing) while in town. View the full article

This week I’ll be in Atlanta with thousands of IT professionals and developers for Microsoft’s TechEd 2011 conference. Here are a few of the things I’ll be watching for (and doing) while in town. View the full article