I’m Family Guy, and I’m a PC
Microsoft has tapped up comedy star Seth MacFarlane - the man behind Family Guy - for a sponsored programme showcasing Windows 7
Breakfast briefing: Windows Phone gets thumbs down
Today's stories from around the web: Microsoft's gamble doesn't impress reviewers | PopCap games raises $22m | Tech Weekly podcast
Microsoft launches Windows Phone in swipe at rivals
Microsoft's new mobile operating system is targeting Apple's iPhone and Google's Android with a full-frontal assault and massive advertising campaign
Microsoft’s grinning robots or the Brotherhood of the Mac. Which is worse?
Charlie Brooker: I don't care if Apple Macs are better. I'm not buying one so go home
Microsoft has a bad year at the office
The world's biggest software company is feeling the effect of the global recession, with revenues down for the first time. What might this mean for its future?
Newsbytes
Pre-order Windows 7 | Surf's up! | A bigger Seashell | Get game in London | Free web publishing | Nasa explores turbulence | Packard Bell goes quadcore | A Twitter education | Portable HD for hi-def TV
How 50 microseconds could change the world
Charles Arthur: Wouldn't you like your computer to last 10% longer, or your energy bill to be 10% lower?
Breakfast briefing: Windows without Explorer and games in recession
Today's news from around the web: European Windows 7 will not include Internet Explorer | Games industry feels the pinch
Breakfast briefing: Windows, hackers and the Kings of Kong
Microsoft reveals the launch date of Windows 7 | A hacking attack hits thousands of websites | The Donkey Kong world record gets challenged once again
Newsbytes
Digital futurism | Earphones get personal | Talking about Windows | Saving GeoCities | Go for pole | SD to USB, QED | MPs who snapped | High on broadband
Cathode ray YouTube
Online content is about to enter your home in its most accessible format yet, as the big TV makers switch on to supplying an internet widget as standard
Cybercriminals are profitingfrom spam and ‘scareware’
A new online security report from Microsoft shows spam level at 97%
The micropayments argument: do we want to turn the web into Zimbabwe?
Charlie's Angles: For years, people have been wishing for a micropayment system for pages and images on the web. Is there any argument in favour of it?
Microsoft to move into retail
Microsoft has surprised technology industry rivals and high street retailers by announcing plans to open its own line of branded shop