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Microsoft has a new ad for its Surface tablet that claims the device is for 'real work'.
Microsoft is hoping to boost sales of Windows tablets this holiday season with better marketing and retail efforts.
Microsoft's Xbox One console will support DLNA streaming and will play audio CDs, the company has confirmed.
If you are still clinging to Microsoft's 12 year old Windows XP, you might want to consider planning an upgrade before April.
Microsoft has asked for EU antitrust approval of its purchase of Nokia's mobile businesses.
Microsoft has confirmed that a back-end change made by Twitter is causing Windows Phone devices to use excessive amounts of data downloading profile images.
Microsoft has dropped the cost of a Surface Pro tablet by a further $100, following the release of the Surface Pro 2.
Microsoft removed the Windows RT 8.1 update from its Windows Store earlier this morning, as they investigated a 'situation.'
Last week we reported that Microsoft had approached HTC in an effort to get the company to begin offering Android phones that can also dual-boot Windows Phone 8.
Microsoft is working hard to have Steve Ballmer's successor as Microsoft chief executive officer in place by the end of the year.
Microsoft continues to support the development of a Do Not Track standard across browsers, it has said in a public statement to the W3C.
Microsoft has paid a security researcher a reward of $100,000 for detailing a bug and attack method on Windows 8.1.
Microsoft has paid bug hunters a total of $28,000 for finding and reporting security vulnerabilities in the preview version of Internet Explorer 11.
Clearly not seeing the backlash that was brought upon Yahoo when they began doing the same, Microsoft has begun recycling older, inactive Live, Outlook and Hotmail email accounts.
According to a report, a small group of Microsoft investors are lobbying the Microsoft board to push Bill Gates out as chairman of the Redmond-based software giant.
After over a decade at the helm, Microsoft announced earlier this year that CEO Steve Ballmer would be retiring.
Microsoft may have finally turned a corner in its ongoing efforts to move users away from the aged Windows XP operating system.
Microsoft has begun building its own cloud gaming service to compete with Sony's Gaikai.
Earlier this month, Microsoft began offering a buyback program for iPads, giving consumers at least $200 in store credits for used tablets.
Terry Myerson, Microsoft's former Windows Phone boss and now head of Microsoft's mobile operating systems group, has detailed the company's plans for the future of Windows RT and the company's longstanding promise of a common app and developer tool b
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