Stories about: Digital Ink

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Windows 7: Seven developments you should know about 24 September, 2008 08:39

One stone-cold fact about Windows 7 is that we need more stone-cold facts in order to understand the new operating system that is likely to arrive in early 2010.
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Microsoft gives glimpse of touch-screen tech in Windows 7 29 May, 2008 08:45

Windows 7 will feature multi-touch screen technology among many features Microsoft revealed Tuesday night during the first official demo of the software.
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Follow the paperless trail 07 September, 2007 12:06

A paperless world is a long way off, but many businesses are taking strides to at least create a less-paper world. Companies across various industries are finding ways to cut paper waste, from issuing electronic tickets and PDF receipts to incorporating electronic document management systems.
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GUI gets a makeover 28 September, 2006 10:00

The graphical user interface -- keyboard, mouse, windowing system -- has dominated personal computing for the past 20 years. GUIs today represent the culmination of innovative work at organizations ranging from Xerox PARC in the '70s to Apple Computer in the '80s. But it was Microsoft that popularized it for mainstream business computing in the '90s. Today, Windows and the Office productivity suite have become the GUI standard-bearers for the business desktop.
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Microsoft shines a spotlight on PC clients 10 February, 2005 12:53

Microsoft at the VSLive Conference here in San Francisco this week is touting PC clients and its upcoming Visual Studio 2005 Team System development platform.
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After a year, tablet still niche 28 November, 2003 08:43

A year after its introduction, Microsoft's Tablet PC technology remains a niche product, according to analysts and hardware vendors. But the company hopes user adoption rates will rise when an upgrade of the pen-based operating system hits the market.
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Microsoft accidentally posts Office 2003 beta 2 21 February, 2003 08:03

Microsoft posted the second beta of Office 2003 to its Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) Web site on Wednesday, only to pull it a few hours later.
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Reappearing Ink 18 November, 2002 10:50

Comdex wouldn't be Comdex without a Tablet PC rollout -- at least for the past several years. The cab lines in Las Vegas may be shorter and the spaces between display booths wider, but the Tablet keeps slouching toward Bethlehem to be born.
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Exec labels Tablet PC a budget booster 08 November, 2002 15:44

In an effort to convince senior management and CEOs to extend the IT budget, visiting Microsoft exec Dick Brass is betting that after just a week of using the new Tablet PC, "CEOs will be convinced to buy, and IT managers will get the budget to buy a few".
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IT managers can help convince CEOs to purchase Tablet PC 07 November, 2002 16:17

In an effort to convince senior management and CEOs to extend the IT budget, visiting Microsoft exec Dick Brass is betting that after just a week of using the new Tablet PC, "CEOs will be convinced to buy, and IT managers will get the budget to buy a few".
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Tablet PCs begin slow rollout 11 October, 2002 05:59

When Microsoft Corp.'s Windows XP Tablet Edition officially launches Nov. 7, several notebook computer manufacturers plan to introduce the first Tablet PCs. Early corporate beta testers are giving these devices -- and the technology -- mostly positive reviews.