Month: July 2006

Patient privacy advocates are bemoaning the lack of protections in a health information technology bill passed by recorded vote in the House of Representatives July

SANTA CLARA, Calif.—Paul Otellini, Intel’s CEO, was visibly annoyed that someone from the media would have the gumption to ask a negative question on July

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CA’s financial problems continue to dog the software behemoth’s attempts to move its business forward. The latest in a string of bad news is that

REDMOND, Wash.—Add to Microsoft’s lower-cost computing alternatives designed for the developing world a new cell phone operating system, known as FonePlus. Microsoft officials showed a

REDMOND—Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer tried to offset some of the fallout from what Wall Street sees as the company’s hedging on when Windows Vista would

For Lenovo Group customers, choosing a processor for a business desktop is about to become a two-horse race. The PC maker in the second week

REDMOND, Wash.—The decision by Chairman Bill Gates to transition away from working full time at Microsoft to assuming a part-time position has ushered in a

Microsoft plans to use its Automatic Updates patch-distribution service to push its stand-alone Internet Explorer 7.0 browser to customers once the product is ready to