Windows InTune seeks PC tunes up

By Cameron Sturdevant

Isn’t that a long sought after goal? Between “everyone runs as admin” to ubiquitous Internet access to the swarm of malware providers and targeting hackers, to up-and-coming mobile platforms, PCs are beginning to look like zebra’s at the waterhole.

MSDN Subscriber benefits down

By Cameron Sturdevant

After I get my work project back on track, I’m going to spend some time figuring out my own backup plan so that I can survive this kind of disconnection in the future. <.p>

Why I Write About What I Write About

By P. J. Connolly

Like my fellow members of the media, I may spend a lot of time writing about Apple, but it's not just about page views; I truly believe that consumer computing and enterprise IT are blurring the lines like never before.

Windows 7 Alternatives round table discussion at eWEEK Labs

By Cameron Sturdevant

Analysts from eWEEK Labs discuss Windows 7 enterprise deployments and the possibility of using Linux or Apple's OS X as an alternative platform.

Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 beta picks up steam

By Cameron Sturdevant

It’s also clear that IT managers should take a close look at the new features made possible by the RemoteFX technology that is being woven into both Windows Server and Windows 7.

Office for Mac 2011 Due in October; Will It Matter?

By P. J. Connolly

Microsoft announced on Monday that Office for Mac 2011 will ship in late October; from the perspective of one heavy-duty user of the Mac platform, and of Office on both Windows and Mac, this bag couldn't be more mixed.

Rove Mobile Gateway + Apps Could Mobilize IT For More Customers

By Andrew Garcia

Rove Mobile today announced Rove Gateway + Apps, new server and client side software designed to lower the upfront price point in order to attract more customers to Rove Mobile's outstanding set of enterprise management tools for mobile devices.

Microsoft Outreach for Windows 2000 End Of Life

By Andrew Garcia

The venerable Windows 2000 operating system is coming to the end of its extended support lifecycle next month on July 13, meaning no more fixes or security patches. At the 2010 TechEd conference in New Orleans, I sat down with Ward Ralston, Microsoft’s Group Product Manager for Windows Server, to talk about the implications for customers due to of the end of support, as well as Microsoft’s outreach efforts for this and future End-of-Life events.

After the jump is an edited transcription of the conversation.

Talking Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1

By Andrew Garcia

At TechEd 2010, Justin Graham, Microsoft 's Senior Product Manager the Windows Server Group, sat down with eWEEK Labs to discuss some of the new features coming online with the first Service Pack for Windows Server 2008 R2.

Watch the video after the jump.

Live Blogging the 2010 Microsoft Keynote Address

By Andrew Garcia

Kicking off Microsoft's 2010 TechEd conference in New Orleans is Bob Muglia, Microsoft's President of the Server and Tools Business, delivering a keynote address on Microsoft's continued push towards the cloud. Click through for eWeek Labs' live blog of the address.