A Sydney, Australia-based journalist, Michael Lee covers a gamut of news in the technology space including information security, state Government initiatives, and local startups.
Australian TechNet subscribers have been unable to evaluate, test or troubleshoot Office 2010, with Microsoft mistakenly blocking product keys.
After managing to successfully settle with Microsoft in the past over a number of patent infringement claims, VirnetX is heading to court over claims that its patents are still being infringed in Skype.
A seamless Microsoft remote desktop experience between your Windows Phone and Windows desktop? It isn't happening.
The man viewed by many as instrumental in guiding the fate of Windows, Steven Sinofsky, has decided to try his hand in the VC industry, joining Andreessen Horowitz's board.
Although Microsoft struck a massive blow at the Kelihos/Hlux botnet last year, Microsoft's ally in the strike, Kaspersky Labs, has now found new variants of the Kelihos bots, calling into question whether the operation was effective.
Microsoft has accused a former employee of a Russian antivirus firm of being responsible for operating the Kelihos botnet.
Microsoft plans to help out start-ups, because, at the end of the day, it's actually in its best interests to have them use its own products.
Microsoft is now on the hunt for a new CIO after Tony Scott resigned to follow up on his own personal projects.
The Nokia CEO is allegedly being asked to reconsider taking $25 million from the company as he exits, but he says it's not only up to him: It's also his soon-to-be ex-wife's money.
Microsoft's Patch Tuesday has neutered a number of critical vulnerabilities, but Google has pointed out that there is still one hole currently being exploited in the wild.