| Microsoft Windows 7 'XP Mode' released to manufacturers
The add-on that will let Windows 7 users run applications built for Windows XP has been released to manufacturing, Microsoft announced Thursday. MSN launches beta service for managing health
Microsoft on Thursday launched a new online service to help users track their health and medical information. Microsoft kills Recite note-taking tool
Microsoft announced Wednesday that it is discontinuing Recite, a tool for Windows Mobile that lets people dictate notes then search them later by voice. Microsoft video gets a little too much attention
You almost have to feel bad for Microsoft. The software maker isn't known for hip marketing tactics, and now that a Windows 7 video has hit it big online, people are laughing at the company, not with it. Tabletop UI, wireless power and more from Intel Labs Seattle
The folks at Intel Labs Seattle, located near the University of Washington campus, are as always hard at work on breakthrough technologies. At their open house on Monday, I took a look at a few of their more promising projects, including an interactive tabletop user interface, wireless electricity transmission, and computers' expanding abilities to identify everyday objects. Citi, Microsoft team up for online money tool
Microsoft and Citi have joined up to develop an online money-management tool similar to mint.com, seattlepi.com has learned. How to earn that 'Windows 7' logo
Microsoft has so far approved more than 6,000 products to be emblazoned with the "Compatible with Windows 7" logo, after having changed some criteria for earning the upcoming operating system's seal of compatibility, Microsoft said Wednesday. 
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