DailyTech reports that Windows Home Server have still corruption issues

"Unfortunately, Windows Home Server is still experiencing teething problems. DailyTech previously reported that users' files were being corrupted by Windows Home Server when simply trying to access and save files. Microsoft responded to the data corruption by stating, "When you use certain programs to edit files on a home computer that uses Windows Home Server, the files may become corrupted when you save them to the home server.""

>> Windows Home Server Still Crippled By Corruption Issues

Microsoft is researching a fix for a bug in Windows Home Server that could corrupt some files saved with certain applications.

>> RWindows Home Server bug corrupts files

Microsoft published Windows Home Server Technical Brief for Home Networking

"This technical brief provides an in-depth look at home networking and how it applies to Windows Home Server."

>> Windows Home Server Technical Brief for Home Networking

InfoWorld reports that the first hardware boxes with Microsoft Windows Home Server will go on sale

Hewlett-Packard MediaSmart Server is set to be available for pre-order on Amazon.com, Bestbuy.com, Buy.com, Circuitcity.com, and CompUSA.com. Online retailers will ship the product to customers later in the month, when it also will be available on site at other retail outlets, Microsoft said. HP is selling the product in two versions -- a 500GB version for $599 and a 1TB version for $749.
>> HP's Windows Home Server box goes on sale

Hardware Zone posted a review on Windows Home Server

"Aimed at a niche audience with multiple computers at home, Microsoft's new Windows Home Server hopes to automate the mundane tasks involved in home networks, from file sharing to system backups. If you're the unofficial IT troubleshooter at home, this is a must read for it may just save you a lot of hassle."

>> Windows Home Server - Sysadmin Made Easy

Microsoft has released Windows Home Server Toolkit V1

"The Windows Home Server Toolkit is a collection of tools that help you troubleshoot issues with Windows Home Server."

>> Windows Home Server Toolkit V1

Microsoft has released Windows Home Server Release Documentation

"This document contains late-breaking information to help you set up and run Windows Home Server."

>> Windows Home Server Release Documentation

Mary Jo Foley reports that HP wait for Microsoft Home Server update before shipping MediaSmart Server

"A little over a month since it released to manufacturing the final Windows Home Server (WHS) bits, Microsoft is working on an update to the code that it will push out to its OEMs and customers in about two weeks.

Microsoft’s showcase WHS partner, Hewlett-Packard, has decided to wait for that update before shipping its MediaSmart Server, Microsoft officials confirmed on August 30."

>> HP to wait for Microsoft Home Server update before shipping MediaSmart Server

ComputerWorld reports that several online stores posted the price and date of the first Windows Home Servers

"According to listings on such e-tailing sites as Amazon.com, PCMall.com and onSale.com, Hewlett-Packard Co.'s MediaSmart Home Server will be sold in two models at prices of $599 and $749. The pair are identical with the exception of the amount of included storage: the $599 server contains 500GB, while the $759 unit offers 1TB."

>> Amazon leaks price, date of first Windows Home Server box

Mary Jo Foley reports that Windows Home Server won't launch on August 27

"From the too-good-to-be-true files: Windows Home Server (WHS) is not going to launch on August 27. It sounds like the launch of the product is still on schedule for late September-early October."

>> Windows Home Server won't launch on August 27

istartedsomething.com reports that the general availability date for Windows Home Server is 08/27/2007, according to the Microsoft Support Lifecycle website

"If there’s one computing server product every enthusiast and home-user should be excited about, that would not be Windows Server 2003 Datacenter Edition for Itanium-Based Systems, instead it should be Windows Home Server - codename “Q”. Last month, WHS was released to manufacturing aiming for distribution “in the next couple of months” and retail availability “this fall”. The official availability date is now most likely Monday, August 27th 2007."

>> Windows Home Server, officially available August 27

TechReviewSource.com posted a review on Windows Home Server

"Microsoft has released the recent pre-release version of its upcoming Windows Home Server operating system that is designed for the home user who wants to backup and share digital media and files between computers. TechReviewSource.com got their hands on the pre-release version and gave it a full review."

>> Windows Home Server Review

Right on schedule, Microsoft announced that its Windows Home Server software is off to the presses. This clears the way for HP, Gateway, LaCie, Medion, and now Iomega and Fujitsu Siemens, (both also announced today, the latter in Europe only) to begin selling their Home Server-powered hardware later this quarter.

>> Windows Home Server off to production, gets new partners

According to Microsoft officials, this new solution could solve all of your backup problems and help you immediately restore your entire system to an earlier day if your hard drive dies.

>> Windows Home Server: The ideal home backup solution?

TheTechLounge posted a review on Microsoft Windows Home Server (beta 2)

"The beta process for Windows Home Server was open to allow the public to get involved. Luckily, I happened to be one of those selected. Even more interesting is the lack of any non-disclosure agreements, so not only do I get to use it for a few months, but I get to write this article and tell you all about it. So what benefits does Windows Home Server offer over a NAS-style device? How well does the software work now, and what is it expected to do when it is released? And what you're all wondering. would it be worth your money?"

>> Microsoft Windows Home Server (beta 2) Review

Company releases beta version of development kit that software makers can use to write programs for its coming Windows Home Server.

>> Microsoft aims to get developers for home server

Techgage posted a preview of Microsofts upcoming Home Server

"We have a look at the beta version of the Home Server software, which you’ll be able to purchase separately or as part of a Home Server bundle from PC makers like HP. With its combination of features and simplicity, this is one future home networking product that’s worth looking forward to."

>> Windows Home Server Preview

Microsoft is opening up the second beta release of its Windows Home Server software to the public, the company announced Monday.

>> Microsoft holding open house on Home Server

Microsoft teams with HP and other industry partners to help families easily preserve, access and share their most valued digital experiences.

>> Bill Gates Unveils Windows Home Server at the 2007 International Consumer Electronics Show