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M'sian govt under fire for favoring open source |
| Industry associations have stepped out to voice concerns that the government's tender process for software purchases, may unfairly exclude proprietary software makers as a viable choice. |
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MS counsel says way forward is co-optation |
| There was a time till recently when Bill Gates and Microsoft found that Oracle's Larry Ellison and Sun Micro's Scott McNealy were ranged against him in the battle between operating systems. |
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Microsoft, JBoss link server software |
| In another sign of its changing posture toward open-source, Redmond pledges to achieve great interoperability with JBoss products. |
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Sun launches StarOffice 8 |
| StarOffice 8 is thought to be the first commercial office suite to use the OpenDocument format, which was recently adopted by the commonwealth of Massachusetts. |
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Office 12 makeover takes on 'feature creep' |
| Office 12 takes on the task of organizing the massive amount of tools already in Office that get lost in the clutter. |
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Microsoft reorg a bulwark against Google? |
| Search giant's expanding roster of Windows-free Web services may be a factor in the shuffle. Software on demand is an issue too. |
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Study: Wi-Fi services to bring in the bucks |
| The pace of growth will drop in the short term, In-Stat said, but by 2009, worldwide revenue may top $3 billion. |
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Cisco, Macromedia team on Web conferencing |
| Cisco Systems licenses Flash technology from Macromedia in effort to appeal to small businesses. |
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Microsoft's Vista looks to get tablets on write track |
| Company hopes to solve some Tablet-tech problems, starting with your unintelligible scrawl.
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