Microsoft is offering financial enticements to customers of on-demand ERP (enterprise resource planning) vendor NetSuite to switch over to Microsoft’s Dynamics family of business applications.
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Microsoft tries to lure NetSuite users with new deal
Exploit code for the unpatched bug in Internet Explorer was published on the Web yesterday, a step security pros said earlier would be the precursor to widespread attacks.
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IE zero-day exploit code goes public
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is no longer the world’s richest man according to the annual Forbes magazine list released Tuesday, but it’s not like he’s going to have to go crawling back for his old job either.
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Poor Bill Gates: Mexican telecom tycoon grabs Richest Man title
Motorola will start loading Microsoft’s Bing search and map services onto its Android smartphones in China, bringing more non-Google services to the phones amid a row between Google and China .
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Motorola to put Bing search on Android phones
For high-tech workers , it pays to be certified, according to research conducted by Dice Learning that shows 10 IT certifications stand out for delivering higher salaries .
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Cisco, Microsoft certifications increase high-tech salaries
The Chinese government is likely behind recent cyberattacks on U.S. government Web sites and on U.S
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Expert says Chinese government likely behind massive cyberattacks
With the iPad presale beginning in just a few days, and the clock ticking down to the much-anticipated Apple tablet finally hitting the streets, HP launched a renewed campaign for its Slate tablet PC debuted at the 2010 CES by Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer.
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HP Slate vs. iPad: Focus on Flash
Microsoft fixed eight flaws in Windows and Office Tuesday, but passed on patching one Windows component because it cannot be automatically updated.
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Microsoft skips patch for PowerPoint add-on
Apple’s agreement with iPhone developers contains several “troubling” clauses that paint the company as a “jealous and arbitrary feudal lord,” the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) said yesterday. The nonprofit digital rights advocacy group on Tuesday published a January 2010 version of the iPhone Developer License Agreement obtained from NASA through a Freedom of Information Act request
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EFF dubs Apple a ‘jealous feudal lord’ over iPhone dev contract
Twitter has launched a new link-screening service aimed at preventing phishing and other malicious attacks against users of the popular microblogging service. Part of the new service is a new Twitter tool to shorten URLs, so users will see some links in email notifications and direct messages from other users written as twt.tl, Twitter said in a blog post.
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Twitter to begin screening some links for phishing
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