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• What Office 2010 Can Teach Us About Security The upcoming version of Microsoft’s productivity suite rethinks how desktop applications should approach security.
• Office 2010 Coming in June, But Who Needs It? Microsoft has confirmed that Office 2010 will ship in June, but continues to hammer home a marketing line that could spell trouble for sales.
• Office 2007: 8 Great Reasons to (Finally) Upgrade With Office 2010 on the horizon, companies still lag several versions behind -- now's the time to begin the migration.
• Corel Saves Itself, WordPerfect, and CorelDraw from Brink WordPerfect maker Corel saved itself from severe financial hardship in a business deal that will keep the struggling software maker open.
• Bugs & Fixes: Firefox Squashes a Buggy Microsoft Plug-In Plus: A massive Microsoft patch batch, and fixes for Adobe Reader and Acrobat.
• FAQ: Microsoft Office 2010 Beta Here's all you need to know to get and try out the Office 2010 Beta, released last week.
• Parlay Your Photos Into Holiday Cards and Calendars Use image-editing software and Websites to turn your digital photos into handcrafted greeting cards and other holiday gifts.
• Microsoft Cuts Mac Office Prices up to $50 Microsoft has cut the price of Office 2008 for the Mac by between $20 and $50 as part of its annual holiday sale.
• Microsoft Office 2010: 5 Ways to Make It Better Judging from the beta release, there's plenty to like in Office 2010 -- but there's plenty of room for improvement as well.
• When Bad Things Happen to Good Products Ten major upgrades that went awry, the consumer revolts they prompted, and how the products involved recovered--or didn't.
• Microsoft Offers Public Beta of Office 2010: Download Details If you're curious what’ll be new in Office 2010, the beta is worth a look. But keep in mind that the Web part of this newly Web-savvy suite remains a work in progress.
• Office 2010 Beta: A Visual Tour of What's New Microsoft's Office 2010 beta emphasizes integration with the Web, interface upgrades, and collaboration.
• Microsoft Office 2010: An Intriguing Beta The revised productivity suite brings interface tweaks, modest but useful desktop innovations, and integration with minimalist Web apps.
• Microsoft Office 2010: So Many Reasons to Hate It The combination of bad UI decisions and sluggish performance has turned me off from Microsoft's latest and greatest.
• IBM Offers Symphony on Keepod USB Devices IBM is hoping to goose Symphony usage with a new USB device deployment option.
• Google Docs Won't Topple Word Any Time Soon While Google believes its online office suite will soon be a "Microsoft Office killer," it's really an idea based on vaporware.
• Office 2010 Beta Exposed Microsoft's next release of Office has leaked to the web, days ahead of its anticipated rollout next week.
• Microsoft Releases Office 2004, 2008 Updates Microsoft on Tuesday issued updates for its venerable Office suite versions 2004 and 2008.
• MS Office Battles Google in the Cloud When Microsoft releases the next version of its productivity suite, Office 2010, it will be into a very different competitive landscape than the one Office 2007...
• Three-year-old Office Patch Stymies Most Attacks Users running Microsoft Office can stump nearly three-fourths of all known attacks targeting the suite by applying just one three-year-old patch.
• Keep Track of Changes in Pages Whether you can't afford Microsoft Word ( Macworld rated 3.5 out of 5 mice , $180), don't like it, or just find yourself without it on one of your Macs, Apple's...
• Google Apps Will Get Stronger Video Chat Capabilities Google plans to beef up the video chat capabilities in Gmail for Google Apps customers.
• Microsoft Takes Aim at Google Apps Microsoft has slashed prices for its Exchange Online services and its Business Productivity Online Services suite of online productivity applications.
• Obama Invites Open Source into the White House Under President Obama, open-source software — like Linux and Drupal — is showing up in more and more places.
• Avoid Death by E-mail Do you love your e-mail? Come on, it's just the two of us. Do you really?