Too many applications, too many fonts, or too much malware? All three can slow you down. This article covers some ways to clean up your PC and keep it running.

This article offers a few quick tips including: adding a spell checker; turning off message alerts; managing archives; and how to get to Twitter.

Microsoft has asked researchers working on some exploits to delay saying anything until after the rushed patches are released.

Microsoft is trying, yet again, to avert another anti-trust fine from the European Union by offering users a choice of browser software to install on Windows 7.

Microsoft is releasing two emergency fixes for Internet Explorer due to the ActiveX bug first reported more than a year ago. The patches are to be released tomorrow.

Microsoft is planning to open it’s first "Apple stores" in the fall. Plans have been leaked and, like some restaurants, you’ll be able to rent a store for your birthday party.

Windows Server 2008 R2 has been released to manufacturing. This review focuses on Hyper-V 2.0, enhancements to Remote Desktop Services and improved power management and power-use reduction features.

While Microsoft gloated that Apple was upset over the "laptop hunter" ads, they’ve quietly tweaked the ads.

The hackers have been winning the war against Microsoft’s Office file formats. Microsoft has built a "sandbox" around documents in Office 2010 in an attempt to prevent embedded malware from reaching the operating system.

It seems the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office didn’t exercise "due diligence" before granting Microsoft’s patent for e-mail flag icons. Lotus Notes has had the feature for years.