Day: January 8, 2011

Microsoft’s Passport e-wallet invites pickpockets

A newly discovered flaw in Microsoft’s Passport put another layer of tarnish on the company’s already heavily corroded security image. Microsoft was forced to temporarily shut down its Passport e-wallet service after being warned that hackers could pickpocket individual e-wallets. Passport and e-wallet Microsoft’s Passport service provides a centralized database to store and distribute confidential […]

Build Your Skills: E-mail on demand with Microsoft Outlook Web Access

Would you like to provide your users with accessibility to your company’s e-mail system no matter where they are? With Microsoft Outlook Web Access for Exchange Server, they’ll never be more than a browser (with frames support) away from their Inbox. They can have secure access to their Inbox and calendar from any PC with […]

Ten links to help you understand Microsoft’s management shuffle

Microsoft Corp. Chairman Bill Gates has announced he is moving aside to let company president Steve Ballmer take the reins as the company’s chief operating officer. Gates, who will remain chairman, now has the title of chief software architect. The announcement came amid reports that lawyers prosecuting the government’s case against Microsoft are pushing to […]

Microsoft discloses some IE 7 plans

Microsoft on Thursday divulged a few more details about its upcoming Internet Explorer 7, and admitted that its implementation of tabs — one of the most-requested new features — will be just “catch-up” to rivals such as Firefox and Opera. Tony Schreiner, a Microsoft developer with the IE team, posted a lengthiest-yet description to the […]

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