The average user might not have the technological know-how to determine the problem with a printer. PrintCountry.com has developed a new online tool – Printer Ink Troubleshooting Guide – to help people fix printing problems.

Microsoft has killed the Kin phone. But, according to some, Microsoft actually killed the Kin long before it was released to the market.

If you buy servers from Stratus, running Vmware vSphere 4 Enterprise or Enterprise Plus, the company says they won’t fail for at least 6 months. If the servers fail within that time, Stratus will pay you $50,000.

While Microsoft may not be making headway with their mobile operating systems, MS Office continues to rule. This article looks at how Microsoft used input from thousands of users to fine-tune Office 2010.

Office Small Business Basics 2010 SKU – that includes MS Word, Excel, OneNote and Outlook, but no PowerPoint – is expected to be available soon.

PivotViewer is a new controller for Silverlight that can help visualize large data sets to make them easier to use. This article includes links to a video showing how the tool works and to download the software.

Resco announced it has released Resco MapNavigation, a .NET control optimized for Microsoft Visual Studio and .NET Compact Framework, allows developers to integrate a navigation solution into existing mobile applications

Scribe Software has launched Scribe Insight version 7.0 adding features for improved productivity, greater flexibility, streamlined maintainability, and simplified cloud connectivity to their data migration solution.

Windows Live Essentials 2011 beta is available for download, with new privacy settings. However, there is still a problem with the way Microsoft defines privacy.

Now that Windows 7 is on computers around the world, everyone seems to want to know what’s next. A site in Italy has allegedly obtained documents detailing Microsoft’s plans for Windows 8. This article explains some of what may be in the next Windows operating system.