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Xbox Live and Windows Messenger buddies to merge
April 9, 2007 Microsoft will launch a new service that lets users of Xbox Live friends lists to merge those rosters with Windows Messenger buddy list.Xbox 360 controller to work with PCs too
October 19, 2005 Device is meant to encourage developers to create titles for both the console and computers. Photo: Xbox 360 controller for WindowsVista gets Live-wired for PC games in May
March 14, 2007 Free Silver membership of Microsoft's Games for Windows Live includes some online play; Gold includes cross-platform play.'Doom 3' headed to Macs
March 14, 2005 Apple is releasing a Mac version of the game "Doom 3" several weeks before the Xbox version is set to materialize.Bill Gates' to-do list
January 31, 2007 In the second part of a CNET News.com interview, the Microsoft co-founder discusses Vista, the Xbox 360 and Windows Live. Video: Gates talks up VistaGates considering Xbox clones?
June 30, 2005 Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates alludes to licensing the basic software to third parties as a stab at Sony's rival PlayStation.Has Xbox transformed Microsoft?
November 15, 2001 After two decades of primarily relying on business customers, the software giant is trying to turn at least part of itself into a fun consumer operation. Can the company pull it off?DIY games for the Xbox
December 11, 2006 Microsoft releases developer tools for creating Xbox games as part of a push to create a YouTube-equivalent for video gamers.Media Center and Xbox 360 joined at the hip
May 17, 2005 With HD clarity and more-realistic graphics, new Xbox will top old version in playing movies and music stored on Media Center.Microsoft's Bach pitches 'user-driven marketing'
May 2, 2007 Robert Bach, head of Microsoft's Entertainment and Devices division, says new Web apps are "changing the world of marketing."Photos: Talking marketing at Mix '07Xbox plays starring role in Windows update
October 14, 2005 New software will more closely link the gaming console into Microsoft's digital entertainment strategy.New year's resolutions for Microsoft
December 23, 2004 A top 10 to-do list of the hurdles the software giant must tackle in 2005.Ballmer talks up Xbox at partner conference
July 14, 2004 The company is in Toronto whispering sweet nothings into developers' ears, but consumers waiting for security updates got bad news.Microsoft looks to unite PC, Xbox games
March 25, 2004 The software giant announces a new game development platform covering current and future versions of Windows and the Xbox game console.Microsoft's top 10 hurdles for 2006
December 15, 2005 Software giant faces challenges in marketing Windows Vista as an enterprise offering, according to a new study.Microsoft seeks Xbox touch for music
June 14, 2005 Software company's top Xbox executive is helping to rethink a music strategy that hasn't shaken Apple's hold on market.Vista views: Windows Home Server
January 9, 2007 Gates officially unveils the domestic digital hub, leading us to ask readers: Do homes really need a server?Microsoft's digital hub for the home uncovered
January 8, 2007 More details on Windows Home Server, which aims to bring order to the multiple files and devices spread around the house.Microsoft names new entertainment marketing chief
June 6, 2006 Jeff Bell to add marketing firepower to Microsoft interactive entertainment, including Games for Windows and Xbox.
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