Richard Boscovich is an attorney with Microsoft’s Digital Crime Unit, which should give him some insight. He says the claim that the TDL-4 botnet can’t be taken down is false.

TrainSignal has released their new VMWare View Administration Training course. The course assumes you have no experience with virtualization and comes as a 3 DVD set.

It seems that Microsoft paid the University of Nebraska to roll out Office 365. To the tune of $250,000. If they paid U of N, perhaps you can work a similar deal.

A mouse will let you move around the screen with some ease but, if you need to get stuff done, shortcut keys can be much quicker and simpler to use. Here are ten shortcuts you might not have found.

Silverlight 5 is now in beta. Sadly, it seems to be missing some of the promised features as Microsoft continues to focus on HTML5.

So far, it’s only a rumor. However, Microsoft is holding its Worldwide Partner Conference next week and some are expecting the company to roll out a preview of Windows 8.

The TagSense app uses motion, light, and other sensors on your phone to piece together information about photos. The app won’t be available commercially for a few years.

If you want to use Android or Chrome OS on a device, you may need to buy licenses from Microsoft. The latest to agree to pay for use of the patents is Wistron. Barnes & Noble is still fighting Microsoft’s claims.

We’ve all been warned about USB sticks carrying malware. We’ve probably even shut off Autorun. But. It seems that any USB device, including keyboards, mice, and cameras can be used to deliver malware.

If your company is already a BPOS (Business Productivity Online Suite) customer, you will have to wait at least two months before switching to Office365. Microsoft will evaluate each BPOS customer before transitioning them.