Two UK technology writers are attempting to wrestle their way onto the body that runs the Internet, on a ticket of openness and accountability

Whale Communications software offers capabilities that Microsoft's remote access product lacks.

When Google announced strong earnings last week, executives reached out to analysts in a way that, while not exactly revealing the inner workings of the company, at least showed a thawing of the search giant's often icy relationship with Wall Street.

Technology allows users to manipulate 3D images on screen by hand.

Software giant has vowed to respect competition and fair play in the future

Researchers warn they have found security bugs in Windows Vista's networking technology that may affect stability in the short term

Microsoft has filed 26 lawsuits against alleged dealers of pirated software in seven U.S. states, the company said today.

As the company takes steps to become more competitive, further layoffs could be coming

Q&A: Commissioner Neelie Kroes can't believe that Microsoft didn't understand how to document server protocols

'It's our business, and Google's not getting its hands on it' says Microsoft's chief operating officer

The software giant will appeal its fine for failing to comply with the 2004 EC antitrust ruling

Version 9.3 will provide native Wi-Fi support, as part of a move towards mobile convergence

The European Commission's tough approach has delighted some trade groups but appalled others, especially those with links to Microsoft

Google's (GOOG) plan to hire 1,000 workers over five years at a new complex near University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, spotlights the bigger role universities hold in economic development.

The top three winners from the search giant's first ever Code Jam programming competition were from Poland and Russia, with two-thirds of finalists hailing from Eastern Europe

As Microsoft makes changes to its Windows Genuine Advantage program, the company reveals it is also building tools to make software licensing more transparent

German publisher WBG has dropped its legal challenge to Google's Books Library Project, according to the Internet search giant.