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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundStarOffice scores Canadian win
June 7, 2004 Sun Microsystems recruits one of its biggest customers yet for its StarOffice software, signing a contract with the Ontario Ministry of Education covering 2.5 million students.Sun brings StarOffice into desktop Solaris orbit
February 4, 2004 The company's productivity software, a competitor to Microsoft's Office, debuts on Sun's desktop version of Unix.Sun readies StarOffice subscription plan
January 15, 2004 The company will next month start a program that lets Japanese consumers buy Sun's productivity software in one-year chunks.Sun lays plans to boost desktop
September 17, 2003 Sun Microsystems plans to launch an Enterprise Edition of its StarOffice software in 2004 that will feature better management and a tie-in to network services.Japan gives OK to Sun desktop suite
November 10, 2004 Economics and trade ministry to consider company's open-source desktop suite for future bids.AOL unveils a $299 PC deal
December 4, 2003 The company is offering a PC, monitor and color printer for $299 to subscribers who sign up for one year of Internet access, the latest effort to prop up its subscriber base.Sun to offer utility pricing for desktops
November 17, 2004 Thin-client Sun Ray product hasn't taken off yet, but Sun hopes subscription pricing will boost its popularity.Sun's low-cost computing journeys Down Under
September 18, 2003 Australian communications giant Telstra becomes one of the first major customers for Sun Microsystems' new thin-client computing effort.Sun cools down Linux desktop plan
June 28, 2005 Java Desktop System will continue to exist, but expect to see "less of an emphasis" on it, company's top software exec says.Fresh rivals take on Microsoft Office Goliath
May 18, 2004 In an effort to chip away at Redmond's dominance, China's Evermore Software and Oregon's Gobe Software are taking novel approaches with their new workplace-application products.
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