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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: May 29, 2015Because I feel like it and I’m tired of explaining myself, this week's other news includes a July confirmation for… -
Microsoft Says It Would Obey Encryption LawsWith important countries like the USA and UK debating whether to require tech firms to enable encryption back doors, Microsoft…
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20 Years Later: The Internet Tidal Wave“A new competitor ‘born’ on the Internet is Netscape,” Microsoft CEO Bill Gates awkwardly wrote in his Internet Tidal wave…
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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: May 22, 2015Because I will turn around and go back home if you two don’t shut up, this week’s other news includes…
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Leak Highlights Microsoft’s Quiet Transition from the Old to the NewA recent leak reinforces an emerging view of Microsoft as being on the cusp of a new era of productivity.…
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Security Expert Claims He Hacked Airplanes While in FlightA controversial security expert who was removed from a United Airlines flight in April now claims that he had previously…
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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: May 15, 2015Because I said so, that’s why, this week’s other news includes Microsoft’s complex new servicing plan for the many Windows…
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Windows as a Service Requires More Trust Than Microsoft May DeserveMicrosoft has pushed the notion of Windows as a Service. But this name has nothing to do with subscription services.…
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Microsoft Ignite 2015 Conference RecapWant to know what Microsoft Ignite 2015 was like, but couldn't make the trip? Editorial Director Jeff James has you…
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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: May 8, 2015Because Microsoft just held Build 2015 and Ignite 2015 back to back and I’m still not done traveling, this week’s…
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Microsoft Makes the Case for Windows 10 in the EnterpriseAt its Ignite 2015 conference this week in Chicago, much of the talk centered on Azure and Office 365, coming…
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Microsoft to Appeal Skype Ruling in the EUThe General Court of the European Union ruled Tuesday that Microsoft cannot register trademarks for the Skype name and logo.…
