Redmond (WA) - 'Careful' is probably the most appropriate term to use when describing Microsoft's introduction of a software subscription model to consumers. Read more

Chicago (IL) - Microsoft's Mac Business Unit posted a minor update for its Messenger for Mac that features a series of bug fixes and promises to deliver improved support for enterprise environments. Read more

Mountain View (CA) - Google's Docs application now officially offers offline file access. Read more

Chicago (IL) - It was clear yesterday that Mozilla is likely to achieve its goal to become part of the book of Guinness World Records with the most downloaded software within 24 hours. Read more

It appears that Mozilla has easily achieved its goal to set a new Guinness a world record for the most software downloads in 24 hours. Read more

San Francisco (CA) - Apple has given an early beta of the Safari 4 web browser to developers at its WWDC. Read more

San Jose (CA) - A new web page that popped up on Mozilla's site today suggests that the launch of Mozilla 3 is imminent. Read more

Redmond (WA) - Microsoft announced that it will extend the file format range supported by its Office 2007 package. Read more

Redmond (WA) - Microsoft has unveiled its first Service Pack for the Mac version of Office 2008, adding new features and security enhancements to the Apple-specific release of the productivity software suite. Read more

Mountain View (CA) - Mozilla announced on Saturday that it has put the finishing touches on the Release Candidate 1 code of Firefox 3. Read more

Redmond (WA) - Microsoft continues its practice to announce Office service packs that are scheduled to become available via Microsoft Update automatic distribution at least 30 days in advance. Read more

There is an interesting feature in Mac OS X we haven't known about so far: A user Read more

San Francisco (CA) - Xobni (that's inbox spelled backwards) has released a free utility that promises to be the ultimate add-on for Microsoft Outlook - and from initial testing we wholeheartedly agree. Read more

Microsoft announces online version of Office to compete with Google Docs. Except it's not free. Read more

Chicago (IL) - Rumors about a possibly "shocking" announcement by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) scheduled for this week began spreading across the Internet on Monday: Open Office XML format could finally reach the end of its standards odyssey and become a global industry standard. Read more