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Preston Gralla
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Has Microsoft Become Toothless or Friendlier?
Microsoft isn't feared and loathed in Silicon Valley the way it was when it first arrived in 1999. 
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Opinion: SharePoint: Is Microsoft's biggest recent success at risk?
Yes, the user base of the collaboration tool is growing, but it might be shelfware whose hold on the enterprise could be threatened by easier-to-use offerings.
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Opinion: Why IBM still matters
Big Blue doesn't get the publicity that Google or Apple do, but it's still a solid performer that has prepared wisely for technology's future, says Preston Gralla.
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Google vs. Microsoft: It's a Matter of Trust
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Opinion: How Microsoft got its mojo back
Windows 7, Bing and the Yahoo deal all play a part. But being an actual underdog again is the key.
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Opinion: Why Google's Chrome OS will turn to lead
Developing Chrome OS could be Google's worst mistake, and a boon for Microsoft.
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Desktop Linux: Why You Shouldn't Care
There's been much hoopla in Linux circles over an indication of 1% market share. A dose of reality is needed.
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Cyberwar's first casualty: Your privacy
Opinion: Preston Gralla says that in the era of cyberwar, privacy will be the first casualty.
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Google: The Next Evil Empire?
Could Google be the new Galactic Empire? Preston Gralla sees more antitrust action on the horizon -- and this time, it's not against Microsoft.
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Why Netbooks Are Killing Microsoft
Who would have thought that puny little netbooks would turn out to be the giant killer that threatened Microsoft.
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The Last Big Bang?
Enjoy test-driving Windows 7, says Preston Gralla. It may be the last big-bang operation system from Microsoft.
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Windows 7: The Linux killer
Opinion: Microsoft has long been worried about Linux competition in the server market, writes Preston Gralla. But now it's also taking Linux seriously as a desktop operating system, and it has designed Windows 7 to kill it.
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Windows 7: Microsoft's secret weapon against Google
Microsoft's secret weapon in Windows 7 is not what features the operating system offers, but what features it doesn't have.
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Don't Bet It All on Google Chrome
Chrome may look like a consumer-level browser, but Preston Gralla says Google has its eye on the enterprise.
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Opinion: Why Google has lost its mojo -- and why you should care
Google has gone from innovative upstart to fat-and-happy industry leader in what seems like record time. Put simply, the search giant has lost its mojo. That's good news for Microsoft, and it could affect how you use Google's cloud computing services in the future.
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Sound off: Why you need wireless protection
You're playing Russian roulette with multiple bullets if you don't take seriously the threat posed by wireless networks, says Computerworld editor Preston Gralla.
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