Microsoft’s Xbox moves online

After launching itself into the games market late last year, Microsoft will move the experience to the internet this year by investing over $1bn in an online game service called Xbox Live.

Microsoft discloses six flaws in web browser

Microsoft has warned that its Internet Explorer software contains six flaws, some of which could give hackers access to - and even potentially change - personal information about computer users.

Xbox

Microsoft's long-awaited games console has arrived. Find out all you need to know with our web guide.

Life is short, play more

The first question you have to ask about the Xbox is: why bother? Microsoft does not need the money, and like every other games console, Xbox will initially be sold at a loss.

Microsoft is the new porn

Pornography is no longer top of the internet league table - sex has sunk to 12th place, and Bill Gates's websites are now the most popular net destination

Windows at risk from hackers

Tens of thousands of computer users in Britain are at risk from hacker attacks after Microsoft last night said its latest version of Windows, billed as one of the most secure ever, contains several serious flaws.

The mother of all operating systems

Guardian computer editor Jack Schofield says that in Windows XP, Microsoft has at last launched a crash-proof product for the whole family.

Uproar as MS wields its power

Microsoft is radically changing the way it makes money. And consumers and businesses are disturbed by the giant's moves so far, reports Neil McIntosh

Brussels threatens to fine Microsoft £1.7bn

Microsoft may be forced to pay a fine of more than £1.7bn for illegally abusing its dominant market position in Europe and is likely to be asked to make sweeping changes to Windows software in the interests of fair competition, it emerged yesterday.

Microsoft denies game claims

1pm: Microsoft will not take its Flight Simulator off sale, despite claims that terrorists may have used it for practice. By Julia Day.