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Microsoft Comes Out in Support of the EU-U.S. Privacy ShieldMicrosoft this morning announced its support for the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield, which is designed to safeguard privacy as data is… -
Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: April 8Because my son just turned 18 and where does the time go, this edition of Short Takes focuses on Microsoft's…
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Daimler: Microsoft Considering a Stake in HERE Location ServicesTwo years after it should have purchased the HERE mapping and location offerings from Nokia, Microsoft may finally find itself…
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Build 2016 is a Peek at the Future of MicrosoftAs tech enthusiasts, we often get bogged down in the details: A particular product release, a certain feature, the size…
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DOJ Unlocks iPhone, Raising New QuestionsThe DOJ said that it had found a method of unlocking a terrorist's iPhone. The action resulted in a temporary…
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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: March 25Because yellow is the new purple, this edition of Short Takes focuses on Microsoft's interest in the Yahoo sale, How…
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Intel Says “Tick-Tock” Processor Development is OverStung by its failure to maintain long-held processor development techniques, Intel has declared that the era of "tick-tock" is over,…
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Apple Product Launch Overshadowed by Looming Legal FightOn a day in which Apple padded its product lineup with new models, the consumer electronics giant received a legal…
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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: March 18Because Spring is in the air but snow is in the forecast, this edition of Short Takes focuses on how…
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Microsoft’s Year of Living DangerouslyThree-quarters of the way through Windows 10's first year, Microsoft is in danger of subverting its reputation, as well as…
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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: March 11Because Microsoft loves Linux and I feel weird, this edition of Short Takes focuses on some Microsoft/Linux musings, another PS…
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With SQL Server Heading to Linux, What’s Next?While some are scrambling to explain why Microsoft's decision to port SQL Server to Linux makes sense, a more pressing…
