Microsoft reins in Longhorn for 2006 launch
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Microsoft scales back Longhorn for 2006
launch
Microsoft scales back Longhorn for 2006
launch
04/12/2004 04:53 AMZDNet UK Apr 12 2004 9:37AM GMT
Microsoft reins in Longhorn ambitions
Microsoft reins in Longhorn ambitions
04/13/2004 06:05 AMComputer Weekly Apr 13 2004 10:19AM GMT
Longhorn in 2006: Can Microsoft Really
Pull This Off?
Longhorn in 2006: Can Microsoft Really
Pull This Off?
04/15/2005 09:53 AMWill Microsoft be able to deliver a compelling Windows release —
one which still has yet to hit Beta 1 — by next fall?
Microsoft says Longhorn to ship in 2006
without WinFS
Microsoft says Longhorn to ship in 2006
without WinFS
08/29/2004 12:08 PMMicrosoft is now targeting a second half of 2006 ship date for
Longhorn. In order to make the date, WinFS will not be a part of the
successor to Windows XP
Microsoft set to release Longhorn system
in 2006
Microsoft set to release Longhorn system
in 2006
08/29/2004 11:16 PMthestar.com.my Aug 30 2004 2:43AM GMT
Microsoft pencils in scaled down
Longhorn for 2006
Microsoft pencils in scaled down
Longhorn for 2006
04/13/2004 06:05 AMSilicon.com Apr 13 2004 9:55AM GMT
Microsoft to Gut Longhorn to Make 2006
Delivery Date
Microsoft to Gut Longhorn to Make 2006
Delivery Date
08/27/2004 01:39 PMAfter the cuts, Longhorn won't look much like the early builds that
Microsoft has been distributing to date. But it should run existing
applications.
Microsoft cuts advances for 2006
Longhorn release
Microsoft cuts advances for 2006
Longhorn release
08/27/2004 03:50 PMMicrosoft Corp. on Friday said it will sacrifice some key advances it
had planned for Longhorn so it can deliver the successor to Windows XP
in 2006.
Microsoft cuts Longhorn features to met
2006 delivery date
Microsoft cuts Longhorn features to met
2006 delivery date
08/31/2004 06:23 AMComputer Weekly Aug 31 2004 11:12AM GMT
Microsoft sets 2006 release for
"Longhorn" operating system (AFP)
Microsoft sets 2006 release for
"Longhorn" operating system (AFP)
08/27/2004 03:26 PMAFP - Microsoft said it plans to broadly release the long-awaited
update to its flagship Windows operating system, dubbed "Longhorn," in
2006.
Microsoft to drop storage system from
Longhorn to meet 2006 date
Microsoft to drop storage system from
Longhorn to meet 2006 date
09/06/2004 09:42 PMComputer Weekly Sep 7 2004 1:18AM GMT
Microsoft to launch next Windows version
in 2006
Microsoft to launch next Windows version
in 2006
08/28/2004 04:48 AMHindustan Times Aug 28 2004 8:48AM GMT
"Microsoft Announces 2006 Target Date
for Broad Availability Of Windows
Longhorn Client Operating System"
"Microsoft Announces 2006 Target Date
for Broad Availability Of Windows
Longhorn Client Operating System"
08/28/2004 02:54 AMMicrosoft Announces 2006 Target Date for
Broad Availability Of Windows "Longhorn"
Client Operating System
Microsoft Announces 2006 Target Date for
Broad Availability Of Windows "Longhorn"
Client Operating System
08/28/2004 01:07 AMWindows WinFX Developer Technologies Will Be Made Available For
Windows XP and Windows Server 2003
Microsoft declines to specify on
Longhorn launch date
Microsoft declines to specify on
Longhorn launch date
08/02/2004 12:23 PMMicrosoft's chief financial officer, John Connors, talked up the
"innovative pipeline" that will ensure that new products and
technology keep rolling out through future years.
But "future" was the key word at the annual financial
analyst meeting when it came to the next major version of Windows.
Microsoft did not provide the final ship date for the release of
Longhorn. "We've made really good progress in the last year. The
next milestone for us is getting the beta out sometime next year and
that'll be the point at which the feature set and the schedule will
really be pretty much locked down," said Bill Gates, Microsoft's
chief software architect.
"It's a release that's driven by the breakthrough features, and
we'll have a strong sense of exactly what gets in and what the
schedule looks like as we get that beta out sometime in the next ...
well, next year sometime." Gates did not say the beta would be
released in the first half of next year, as the company had been
saying prior to last week. If the beta should slip to the second half
of the year, that could have a snowballing effect on the final ship
date and potentially push the product beyond the 2006 target that the
company has bandied about.
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ComputerWeekly.comRead full story...It's Official: Longhorn 2006
It's Official: Longhorn 2006
08/27/2004 03:30 PMMicrosoft makes deep cuts in features to get its next major release of
Windows on the road.
Longhorn to be Released in 2006, Sans
WinFS
Longhorn to be Released in 2006, Sans
WinFS
08/28/2004 11:15 AMSlashdot Aug 28 2004 3:38PM GMT
Sirius to Launch Video Service in 2006
(Reuters)
Sirius to Launch Video Service in 2006
(Reuters)
01/05/2005 09:03 AMReuters - Sirius Satellite Radio Inc. said on
Wednesday it plans to sell a video service beginning in the
second half of 2006 and will use software from Microsoft Corp.
for the service.
CTU, mobile operators agree to postpone
UMTS launch until 2006
CTU, mobile operators agree to postpone
UMTS launch until 2006
12/08/2003 03:25 AMInterfax Information Agency Dec 8 2003 2:48AM ET
Microsoft Corp will ship the next
version of Windows in 2006. To get
'Longhorn' shipped on time, Microsoft
had
Microsoft Corp will ship the next
version of Windows in 2006. To get
'Longhorn' shipped on time, Microsoft
had
08/29/2004 12:22 AMXinhua News Agency Aug 29 2004 3:43AM GMT
New Microsoft Exchange due out in 2006
New Microsoft Exchange due out in 2006
03/30/2005 05:19 PMThe next version of Microsoft's Exchange Server--software used to
manage e-mail, contact lists and calendars--will arrive in 2006,
according to a company executive.
Andy Lees, corporate vice president of marketing for Microsoft's
server and tools business, revealed the ship date Tuesday. Previously,
the Redmond, Wash.-based software company had said the software would
arrive in 2006 or 2007. The software, currently called Exchange Server
12, will incorporate new features to handle voice mail and faxes. The
current version of Exchange Server was released in 2003. It's a
dominant program in the market, but it faces
competition from
products sold by IBM, Novell, Sun Microsystems and others.
News source:
C|Net
News.comRead full story...Microsoft extends NT support through end
of 2006
Microsoft extends NT support through end
of 2006
12/24/2004 01:11 PMMicrosoft is extending custom support for the Windows NT platform -
for a fee - beyond its scheduled ending date of Dec. 31, 2004.
Microsoft pegs new Exchange release for
2006
Microsoft pegs new Exchange release for
2006
03/31/2005 09:04 AMInfoWorld Mar 31 2005 1:19PM GMT
Microsoft Targets 2006 for Next Windows
(Reuters)
Microsoft Targets 2006 for Next Windows
(Reuters)
08/27/2004 05:12 PMReuters - The next version of the Windows
operating system, Microsoft Corp.'s (MSFT.O) flagship product,
will ship in 2006, the world's largest software maker said on
Friday.
Microsoft sets 2006 release for
'Longhorn'
Microsoft sets 2006 release for
'Longhorn'
08/28/2004 04:48 AMBusiness Day South Africa Aug 28 2004 8:49AM GMT
Microsoft to Release Next Version of
Windows in 2006
Microsoft to Release Next Version of
Windows in 2006
08/27/2004 09:27 PMRed Nova Aug 28 2004 2:01AM GMT
Microsoft sets 2006 target for next
Windows version
Microsoft sets 2006 target for next
Windows version
08/28/2004 02:31 AMThe New Zealand Herald Aug 28 2004 5:44AM GMT
Microsoft sets 2006 timetable for next
version of Windows
Microsoft sets 2006 timetable for next
version of Windows
08/28/2004 04:48 AMSeattle Times Aug 28 2004 8:29AM GMT
Microsoft Small Business Accounting
Targeted for H1 2006
Microsoft Small Business Accounting
Targeted for H1 2006
02/05/2005 09:45 PMAccording to Karan Khanna, product manager for Microsoft's forthcoming
Small Business Accounting (now in beta testing), Microsoft is aiming
for a release of the platform in the first half of 2006. Microsoft
had previously announced product availability in late 2005. From the
transcript of The .NET Show featuring SBA:
"ROBERT HESS: Now Christin mentioned that we were in the beta
phase right now in this application. When does it actually come out
into the market for real?
KARAN KHANNA: The plan is in the first half of next year you would
have the application available. But it's in beta right now. "
The application, targeting small (1-25) businesses, is currently in
<A
href="http://blog.sagetechnology.com/techsage/archive/2004/11/06/
248.aspx" target=_blank>beta testing</A>. An <A
href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/isv/technology/sba"
target=_blank>SDK</A> for ISVs should be available soon and
those interested should visit the <A
href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/isv/technology/sba"
target=_blank>ISV Community Center for SBA</A>. The .NET
Show episode includes demos of development with the SDK as well as
code samples. Other exciting news for developers is that, because
user security for SBA is built into the SQL database (MSDE is
supported), the platform will allow direct access to the database from
third party applications or even end users' - import/analyze via SQL
ODBC in spreadsheets, for example.
News source:
SageRead full story...Microsoft Sets 2006 Target for Next
Windows Version (Reuters)
Microsoft Sets 2006 Target for Next
Windows Version (Reuters)
08/27/2004 09:31 PMReuters - Microsoft Corp. (MSFT.O) said on Friday
it will ship the next version of Windows in 2006, but scaled
back plans to include a new system for finding and storing
information in its flagship operating system.
Microsoft Announce Data Protection
Manager 2006 Beta
Microsoft Announce Data Protection
Manager 2006 Beta
04/12/2005 01:47 PMIn an email sent to existing product testers today, Microsoft
announced the upcoming beta of System Center Data Protection Manager
2006.
Data Protection Manager, or DPM, is a software tool aimed at all
Windows users to aid the backup and recovery process. Microsoft have
long been keen on simplifying this feature in Windows, introducing the
system restore functionality with Windows XP.
The software features speedy recovery via disk-based backup systems,
allowing "recovering in minutes instead of hours";
continuous protection without impact IT services; integration with
tape drives via the Volume Shadow Copy Service API in Windows Server
2003. The company also hopes the software will offer good value for
money by letting IT professionals work on other tasks; as many a
Windows user / systems administrator will note, the process of backup
and recovery is a costly and time intensive one.
Microsoft claim that <a
href="http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserversystem/dps/partners/d
efault.mspx">30 partners</a> in the storage industry
have announced their support for the new software, and will be working
on creating solutions for Windows clients. Microsoft will make an
official announcement on the launch tomorrow.
View:
DPS Homepage
Read full story...Microsoft System Center Data Protection
Manager 2006 Beta Program Invites Sent
Microsoft System Center Data Protection
Manager 2006 Beta Program Invites Sent
04/12/2005 06:48 PMActiveWin.com Apr 12 2005 11:11PM GMT
Microsoft to release Longhorn in '06
Microsoft to release Longhorn in '06
08/28/2004 11:17 AMBig News Network Aug 28 2004 2:49PM GMT
Microsoft: May expectations for Longhorn
Microsoft: May expectations for Longhorn
04/14/2004 01:16 PMAlpha code for WinHEC?
Microsoft Clips Longhorn
Microsoft Clips Longhorn
04/09/2004 04:04 PMMicrosoft gives more Longhorn details
Microsoft gives more Longhorn details
04/16/2005 02:44 AMTechSpot Apr 16 2005 7:29AM GMT
Microsoft Bakes RSS into Longhorn
Microsoft Bakes RSS into Longhorn
06/24/2005 07:39 PMThe feature will be integrated into the next version of Windows at the
platform level; the company says it is "betting big on RSS."
Tell Microsoft What You Want to See in
Longhorn Server
Tell Microsoft What You Want to See in
Longhorn Server
04/14/2004 09:01 AMThe Microsoft Windows Server team is soliciting feedback on the
features users want to see in future versions of Windows Server,
including the forthcoming Longhorn Server.
Microsoft to use Longhorn to secure Web
Microsoft to use Longhorn to secure Web
03/28/2005 11:01 AMMICROSOFT will tackle the growing fear of identity theft in its
upcoming version of Windows, codenamed Longhorn, with a technology it
calls ‘info-cards’, the Wall Street Journal reported today.
The scheme bears a resemblance to the Passport scheme Microsoft tried
reasonably unsuccessfully to introduce to its online services like MSN
and Hotmail, as it relies on users being willing to hand over their
personal data to 'trusted' companies.
Info-cards, said the Journal, will allow users to "selectively
disclose information about themselves to businesses or others online".
The software will store users’ personal information such as
credit-card numbers or phone numbers and allow data to be transferred
in an encrypted form "that can be decoded only by trusted Web sites".
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Microsoft reins in Longhorn for 2006 launch
