In our Microsoft Surface Pro review, this 2-in-1 laptop/tablet combo received an impressive four-and-a-half out of five stars. We loved the fantastic performance and incredible battery life, which ...

Sure, 130 fixes were sent out, but bask in the security goodness For the first time this year, Microsoft has released a Patch Tuesday bundle with no exploited security problems, although one has been ...

It is fair to say that Merc needs its battery-powered big hitter: something that will convince the masses to ditch their ...

Anyone looking for a powerful computer for gaming usually has chunky tower PCs or expensive gaming laptops in mind. Mini PCs, ...

WPP named Microsoft executive Cindy Rose as its new chief executive officer as the advertising giant grapples with challenges from artificial intelligence and seeks to turn the page on a string of ...

Built around a beautiful 16-inch OLED screen, the latest Swift Go 16 improves on its predecessors without significant price inflation.

Acer’s Predator SpatialLabs View 27 delivers convincing and enjoyable glasses-free 3D. But a limited list of compatible games ...

Yves Ubelmann declined to digitize Notre Dame. Months later, it burned. Now, with Microsoft’s backing, his startup Iconem is building a photorealistic “digital twin” of ...

Lilbits: Microsoft is replacing the Blue Screen of Death with a Black one, extensions are coming to Chrome for Android (kind of), and an NES emulator that lets you play classic games in 3D ...

: ( Microsoft’s ‘Blue Screen of Death’ Is Going Away The blue screen that stressed computer users for more than three decades is giving way to a black one.

Microsoft is embracing Steam, Epic Games Store, and other launchers to show games in its Xbox app. It’s part of improving the handheld PC gaming experience.

The company's latest restructuring reflects a shift in priorities, as Microsoft allocated $80 billion this year for capital expenditures to expand data centers and support its AI operations.