Exchange 2010
Released: Exchange Sever 2010 SP1 Beta
Microsoft has released Exchange 2010 SP1 Beta. You can download it from the download center. Microsoft also announced Exchange 2007 SP3 is still on track…
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Archiving & Compliance
Microsoft goes open source with Outlook PST format
It seems with each passing day Microsoft gets closer to offering an openly documented and interoperable platform. Working with Exchange for a number of years,…
Community
Microsoft to end newsgroup support in favor of forums
Starting next month, Microsoft will be ending support for NNTP newsgroups in favor of web-based forums. This marks an end of an era for many.…
Microsoft
Windows 7 reaches the 100 million mark
Ten days after Windows 7’s October 22 launch, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said: Certainly we’ve seen initial sales be fantastic. The first ten days were…
Microsoft
Office 2010 RTMs
Office 2010, the wave 14 release of Microsoft Office, has been released to manufacturing (RTM) today. Congratulations to the Office team – using this shiny…
Google
How did it feel to beat Google?
Every time I pass the Microsoft Silicon Valley campus in Mountain View, I’m amused and amazed that a Microsoft campus is in close proximity to…
Microsoft
Prevx Apologizes: So-Called Windows ‘Black Screen’ not caused by Windows Update
Interestingly, after reporting last Friday ‘Black Screen woes could affect millions on Windows 7, Vista and XP’, and causing a furor amongst IT pros, users…
Exchange 2007
Exchange 2007 SP2 Released, Adds PowerShell v2 and Exchange 2010 Support
Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 2 is now available for download. SP2 adds support for Windows Powershell v2, and allows coexistence with Exchange Server 2010.…
Exchange 2010
Released: Exchange 2010 Release Candidate
Microsoft has released Exchange 2010 Release Candidate— a feature-complete version of the next release of Exchange Server. It is available for download here. You will…
Microsoft
The ‘Catastrophic’ Windows 7 bug and security vulnerability that never was
Perhaps I should’ve used a different headline for this post. Something like “InfoWorld’s conspiracy to derail the Windows 7 product launch”. But that would be…