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Microsoft has a code name for the next version of Windows. But what is the planned delivery date for the product, as well as its successor, 'Vienna'? No one's talking, but plenty are speculating.
Will the delay in Microsoft's Windows Vista have a domino effect on other planned releases of Windows?
Read the complete story here. (Microsoft Watch)
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