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Apple invites Windows users on Safari

 June 11, 2007 Mac maker announces a free public test version of its Web browser for Windows users. Is it destined to be another crossover hit? TAGS: Apple Computer, Mac maker, Steve Jobs, Apple iTunes, Web browser, Apple iPhone, Microsoft Windows, Firefox, Apple Macintosh, Microsoft Internet Explorer, PC, Microsoft Corp.

Mac desktops are 'smarter money,' says CIO

 July 10, 2007 U.K. company examining alternatives to Microsoft because of what it sees as software giant's "aggressive" licensing policies. TAGS: U.K. company, Linux desktop, CIO, SuSE, Apple Computer, SuSE Linux, Microsoft Windows Vista, Firefox, information technology, Microsoft Corp., Linux, Web browser, operating system, Apple Macintosh, security, Microsoft Windows

Music stops for Mac Windows Media Player

 January 13, 2006 Microsoft halts development of its Windows Media Player for the Mac and says it has no plans to provide future updates. TAGS: Microsoft Windows Media Player, Windows Media, media player, Apple Macintosh, Apple Computer, Apple Mac OS, development, Apple Mac OS X, MSN, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Office, Microsoft Windows, Web browser

Microsoft unveils new Media Player for the Mac

 November 8, 2003 The software giant quietly releases a new Macintosh version of its Windows Media Player software. TAGS: Microsoft Windows Media Player, Apple Safari, Apple Macintosh, Windows Media, Apple Computer, media player, Apple Mac OS X, Apple Mac OS, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Internet Explorer, Web browser, Microsoft Windows

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 action TAGS: Ray Ozzie, Microsoft Silverlight, online service, platform, desktop software, audience, Microsoft Corp., Web browser, Microsoft Windows, Apple Macintosh, video

Microsoft takes Silverlight beyond Windows

 April 30, 2007 The software giant will let .Net and Ruby developers write Web applications for Windows and the Mac.Video: Silverlight in action TAGS: Microsoft Silverlight, Microsoft .NET, Python, language, Linux, C# language, Web application, Microsoft Corp., Adobe Systems Inc., Apple Macintosh, Microsoft Windows, video, developer, Web browser

Study: Windows has fewest security holes

 March 23, 2007 But it beats Red Hat and Mac OS X on number of critical flaws, according to latest threat report from Symantec. TAGS: severity, Red Hat Linux, security hole, Symantec Corp., Mozilla Web browser, vulnerability, Red Hat Inc., Apple Mac OS X, Apple Mac OS, Linux, Mozilla Corp., patch management, flaw, Apple Macintosh, Web browser, security

More than meets the eye in Microsoft plan

 March 27, 2006 The software giant lays out a plan for new graphics software that will run on non-Windows systems and take on Adobe's Flash. TAGS: Laszlo Systems Inc., Microsoft Windows Vista, Adobe Systems Inc., Web browser, IBM Corp., Microsoft Corp., Firefox, animation, operating system, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows, Apple Macintosh

Microsoft roots for the home team--Windows

 April 8, 2004 The software giant offers a steep discount on live Webcasts of Major League Baseball games--but only to Windows users. Mac users have to pay full price, and Linux fans are out of luck. TAGS: MSN, Webcast, Apple Macintosh, operating system, Linux, Microsoft Corp., America, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Apple Computer, video, Web browser, games, PC

Once again, a lesson in Apple

 April 14, 2000 Several years ago, QuickTime was a breakthrough technology when Apple brought it to the marketplace. Since then, it also has become an object lesson for RealNetworks and any other company that conf... TAGS: Apple QuickTime, testimony, lesson, Apple Computer, RealNetworks Inc., multimedia, API, Netscape Communications Corp., Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Internet Explorer, Apple Macintosh, Web browser, agreement, Microsoft Windows

Microsoft reveals a softer side

 April 2, 2004 The software giant's decision to settle with Sun Microsystems over antitrust and patent issues underscores a change in attitude that has been building through a series of rancorous legal disputes. TAGS: antitrust, Richard Parsons, Time Warner Inc., settlement, Bill Gates, Scott McNealy, Apple Computer, Steve Ballmer, Sun Microsystems Inc., RealNetworks Inc., Netscape Communications Corp., attorney, Microsoft Corp., Web browser, CEO, Apple Macintosh

Week in review: Unfolding Origami

 March 3, 2006 Despite hints at big announcements, Microsoft offers whispered details while Apple brings big noise to iPod. TAGS: Apple iPod Hi-Fi, Apple Intel Mac Mini, home stereo, Microsoft Origami, minitablet PC, Apple Macintosh, Week in review, Apple iPod, Apple Computer, reader, announcement, Steve Jobs, Apple Mac OS X, Apple Mac OS, security, Web browser

Java flaw could lead to Windows, Linux attacks

 November 23, 2004 Threat affects various operating systems and major browsers such as IE and Firefox, leading experts to rate it "critical." TAGS: Jouko Pynnonen, Java plug-in, Java, flaw, Sun Microsystems Inc., exploit, advisory, Java applet, victim, virus, Linux, vulnerability, Apple Computer, Web browser, security, operating system
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