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Microsoft to bring Hotmail onto the desktop
March 30, 2006 Software giant serves up test version of Windows Live Mail Desktop, a free program for managing multiple e-mail accounts.Opening doors beyond Microsoft Office
September 20, 2007 Redmond's desktop software dominance faces an uprising of alternatives from the likes of IBM, Google and Yahoo.Rivals make run at Microsoft Office
September 18, 2007 Is the multibillion-dollar cash cow vulnerable at last to alternatives? Google, Yahoo and IBM seem to think so.Microsoft eyes making desktop apps free
November 14, 2005 Documents show some insiders are questioning whether existing software should be supported by ads, CNET News.com has learned.Open-Xchange plans expanded e-mail option
October 25, 2005 The maker of server software for handling e-mail and calendars is expected to announce on Tuesday an open-source project called Intelligent Design that will permit communications with the Evolution...IBM targets Microsoft's suite spot
August 2, 2005 Big Blue asserts that its Workplace initiative is gaining ground, pitting IBM directly against Microsoft in desktop software.Microsoft aims to take the desktop 'Live'
March 31, 2006 Trying to outflank Yahoo and Google, Microsoft tests desktop hub for e-mail and other consumer services.Tech firms to tackle Linux desktop standards
October 17, 2005 Nonprofit enlists Adobe, IBM, Intel and HP to make Linux more attractive to desktop software developers.Ballmer: Microsoft's behind Google in ads, search
October 11, 2007 "We have a lot of work to do in search and advertising," software giant's CEO acknowledges. "Google is the leader; we're an aspirant."Video: Microsoft's post-Gates planAjax gives software a fresh look
October 4, 2005 Messaging company Zimbra is one of several companies betting that Ajax-style Web development will shake up the PC software market.Hotmail's replacement is going Dutch
November 11, 2006 Microsoft moves Windows Live Mail out of beta in The Netherlands, but won't launch final version elsewhere until next year. Images: Windows Live MailOpenDocument format gathers steam
November 10, 2005 Growing cadre of vendors vows to improve alternatives to Microsoft Office, as government customers voice more interest.Microsoft adds security muscle
April 26, 2007 Addition of European and Asian research labs are part of Microsoft's bulking up to become a serious player in the security arena.IBM to support OpenDocument early next year
December 5, 2005 Big Blue says support for the standard and Web-centric design of desktop software will appeal to emerging markets.Mass. replaces CIO in OpenDocument fray
January 6, 2006 As acting CIO is named, governor's spokesman says commonwealth is "on track" to use OpenDocument-based software next year.Ozzie's quiet revolution at Microsoft
May 1, 2007 Chief software architect Ray Ozzie says nearly everything Microsoft does will include an online services component.Silverlight in actionOffice Live almost out of the gate
October 31, 2006 More details emerge on the Web-based programs as they near the end of beta. But don't expect an online version of Office. Images: Office Live and on screenOffice standards battle grinds on
December 13, 2005 Creation of Ecma standard committee gives Microsoft a point in escalating battle over desktop software.Adobe about to release Linux-friendly Reader
April 11, 2005 Final version 7 of the PDF-viewing software for Linux will be released Tuesday, News.com has learned.IBM updates Linux desktop with Firefox support
August 9, 2005 Previously supporting only Mozilla and Microsoft's IE, Big Blue's Workplace desktop software now also supports the Firefox browser.
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