July 2002 - Stories

July 31, 2002

Microsoft and AT&T Wireless to Unwire U.S. Corporations

Companies to Provide Access to Microsoft Exchange, MapPoint .NET and Other Business Applications via Windows Powered Pocket PCs, Smartphones and Laptops on AT&T Wireless Next-Generation Network

July 31, 2002

Microsoft Systems Architecture Drives Windows 2000 Server Into Corporate Datacenters

Prescriptive Architecture Guides Deliver Proven Formulas for Core Infrastructure Deployments, Helping Minimize Cost and Accelerate Time to Benefit

July 30, 2002

AOL Time Warner Foundation, UPS Foundation, Microsoft and Cisco Join Nonprofit and Government Partnership In Sponsoring USA Freedom Corps Volunteer Network

The AOL Time Warner Foundation, the UPS Foundation, Microsoft Corp. and Cisco Systems announced joint sponsorship and development support for the new USA Freedom Corps Volunteer Network Web site.

July 30, 2002

Microsoft to Hold Teleconference for Wireless-Related News Announcement With Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer

Please join Microsoft Corp. CEO Steve Ballmer as he reveals a wireless-related business announcement via teleconference.

July 30, 2002

Microsoft Announces Update to Windows CE .NET

Hitachi, NEC, Samsung and ViewSonic Utilizing New Technologies; Academic Collaboration With Lancaster University Leads to Implementation of IPv6

July 30, 2002

Aquatic Creatures Splash Into Microsoft Game Studios’ Top-Selling Family PC Game, “Zoo Tycoon”

“Zoo Tycoon: Marine Mania” Challenges Players to Create the

July 29, 2002

Bill Gates Highlights Academic Collaboration as Key to Future Innovation

Showcases Research Projects, Strong Academic Partnership, Formation of Trustworthy Computing Academic Advisory Board at

July 29, 2002

“Bejeweled Deluxe” Success Triggers Zone.com Expansion

Popular Game Site Bolsters Business Model, Launches Downloadable Games Hub

July 29, 2002

Universities Collaborate with Microsoft on Cutting-Edge Technologies

Leading universities are working with Microsoft Research to create new technologies, based on .NET-connected software, that help people do everything from predicting and responding to failed network connections to teaching abstract mathematical concepts through visualization.

July 29, 2002

Speech Transcript – Rick Rashid, Microsoft Research Faculty Summit

A transcript of remarks made by Rick Rashid during the Microsoft Research Faculty Summit, held July 29, 2002 in Redmond, Wash.