Stories about: Corel

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Lab man: Microsoft's Phil Fawcett 28 December, 2009 07:36

The world of R&D is a world in which anything is possible. Kathryn Edwards caught up with Microsoft Principal Research Program Manager, Phil Fawcett, to the past, present and the future.
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Adobe gives a sneak peek into 'Photoshop CS5' 09 October, 2009 09:16

Adobe has posted a video on Facebook giving a sneak peek at features that will likely make their way into the next version of Photoshop. The video shows a selection of features that are being developed by 'Photoshop Labs', including Painter-style brushes, a new warp tool and more.
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HP Mini 5101 netbook 17 August, 2009 15:30

When is a netbook so good that it feels like you’re using a regular laptop? Pretty much never, but the HP Mini 5101 feels as close to a real notebook as you'll get with a netbook, and we think it's a brilliant product. It's built out of metal and is very stylish, with a beautiful keyboard and a latchless, high resolution 10.1in screen. Its specifications mean that unless you’ve got a multitude of programs open at the same time, it doesn’t feel like it’s running an Intel Atom CPU.
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Attackers exploit critical PowerPoint vulnerability 06 April, 2009 07:51

For the second time in five weeks, Microsoft Corp. warned that hackers were exploiting a critical unpatched bug in its popular Office application suite.
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Wacom Intuos4 graphics tablet 31 March, 2009 17:15

Anyone who spends significant amounts of time working on images will run into frustration with their primary input device, the humble mouse. For fine-grained control of what’s on the screen – and particularly for creating and manipulating images – a conventional mouse can be clumsy to use. Anyone with skill in drawing would be much happier using a pen: enter the graphics tablet.
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Alleged software counterfeiters indicted 11 February, 2009 11:05

Two U.S men have been indicted on several software counterfeiting related charges for allegedly selling pirated software on eBay and through Web sites.
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Recession helps send more CEOs to the exits 15 January, 2009 01:14

Nearly 1500 CEOs left their jobs last year, including 221 in the technology and telecommunications sector, according to US recruitment firm.
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Microsoft to drop support for Office 2003 SP2 24 September, 2008 09:00

Microsoft warned users Monday that it will drop support for Office 2003 Service Pack 2 in three weeks, and it urged them to upgrade to a newer service pack that was involved in a dust-up earlier this year over blocked file formats.
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Microsoft vs. VMware: Rumble in the virtual world 10 July, 2008 10:24

Two weeks ago, VMware found itself squarely in Microsoft's crosshairs -- and chaos followed. VMware lowered its revenue expectations for the year earlier this week. Its stock took a nosedive, which likely led to President and Chief Executive Diane Greene's sudden resignation yesterday.
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Is Microsoft Office in trouble? 26 May, 2008 12:37

At first, when I learned that Microsoft was not quickly supporting its own Open XML, but ODF and PDF instead, I thought it was a great joke. Microsoft went to all that trouble to make Open XML an ISO standard, but then they can't even support it themselves! Better still, Jason Matusow, Microsoft's senior director of interoperability, and Doug Mahugh, Microsoft Office's senior product manager had to fess up to its customers wanting ODF and PDF. So much for Open XML and Metro!
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Microsoft's embrace of ODF cautiously welcomed 23 May, 2008 08:24

Microsoft's support for the OpenDocument Format (ODF) could mean greater opportunities for software makers already using the format, observers said Thursday.