Office 2010 doesn’t have any "must have" features, unless you count the stripped down, free, web version. Does the product already have too many features or is Microsoft tired of it?

Office 2010 is debuting in New Orleans today. This article displays some of the new features of the different Office components.

Both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Build 14.0.4302.1000 of Office 2010 has appeared on several BitTorrent tracking sites hours ahead of the official debut at Microsoft’s Worldwide Partner Conference.

A vulnerability in the Spreadsheet ActiveX Control portion of Office Web Components is being actively targeted by attackers. A workaround has been published.

A security definition update from CA Antivirus tagged some WinXP system files as malware, thereby preventing the machines from booting properly.

Microsoft released Silverlight 3 yesterday. The small plug-in runs cross-browser and cross-platform. There’s even an open-source, Linux version named Moonlight.

This free, 90-minute webcast will be presented by Chris Fry and Martin Nystrom Wednesday, July 15th at 10 am PT. They will discuss strategies to help you secure your network.

Patch Tuesday is coming up and Microsoft will be releasing six security updates for Windows and Internet Explorer. Included will be patches for vulnerabilities in DirectX’s DirectShow and ActiveX.

Twelve months is "forever" in computer terms. Why did it take so long for Microsoft to address the vulnerability?

Some features of Bing have now been added to Quick Add in Hotmail. Users can now add video, maps, images and other content to e-mails.