Developer Tools - Page 16 of 23

June 24, 2003

Microsoft and Portal Software Announce Strategic Alliance For Telecommunications Billing

Joint Offering Will Transform Legacy Billing Systems for the Future of Web Services

June 4, 2003

Microsoft .NET Alerts Enhance Traveling Experience For United Airlines’ Customers

Travelers Can Opt to Receive Instant Flight Status Notifications Directly on Their Desktops and Mobile Devices

May 6, 2003

Microsoft Announces New Low Pricing for Windows CE .NET 4.2

New $3 License Reduces Costs for OEMs and Enables Use Across Broadest Range of Devices; Free Noncommercial License and Tools Promote Innovation

April 29, 2003

Accenture and Microsoft Announce Web Services-Enabled Solutions For Service Providers Built On .Net Technologies

.NET-Connected Version of the Accenture Communications Solutions Helps Increase Margins and Lower Operational Expenses

April 23, 2003

Microsoft Announces Visual Studio .NET 2003 Worldwide Availability

Integrates .NET Framework 1.1 Into Windows Server 2003, Reducing Middleware and Enabling Customers to Span Device to Datacenter With Enterprise-Ready Application Platform

April 8, 2003

Microsoft Windows CE .NET to Enable Next Generation Of IP-Based Set-Top Boxes for DSL Networks

Platform Enhancements and New Partner Products Propel Momentum In Rapidly Growing IP Set-Top Box Industry

April 2, 2003

Microsoft Enhances Windows CE .NET for VoIP Client Devices

Industry-Leading Vendors to Bring Windows CE .NET-Based VoIP Devices to Market

February 11, 2003

Microsoft Showcases Customer and Partner Success With .NET

New Tools and Community Resources Empower Developers to Bring Their Vision to Reality

February 11, 2003

Microsoft and AmberPoint Announce Strategic Agreement

Combination of Industry-Leading Development Tools and Management Technology Will Help Customers Build and Maintain .NET-Based Web Services

February 11, 2003

Q&A: The .NET Vision and the Tablet PC

Microsoft’s first operating system with the .NET Framework included, Windows XP Tablet PC Edition is the flagship .NET-enabled client. With today’s release of the Tablet PC Software Development Kit version 1.5, two senior Microsoft developers explain the significance.