Today, Microsoft released Windows 10 Insider Preview build 16273 for PC to Windows Insiders in the Fast and Skip Ahead rings.

Belatedly answering my call, Microsoft today has finally made Windows 10 S available for testing to Insiders.

Samsung today unveiled the Note 8, which it describes as a “super phablet.” Yes, that positioning is important.

A major update to Office Lens for Android adds a key feature that users have been clamoring for: Multi-page document scanning.

Code42 is shutting down CrashPlan for Home, its consumer cloud backup service. And it is directing customers to switch to Carbonite instead.

In an escalation of its online shopping battles with Amazon.com, Google has partnered with Walmart to deliver goods to their shared customers.

Google announced Chrome Enterprise, a simple and inexpensive way to manage Chromebook and other Chrome devices in larger businesses.

Microsoft, once again, finds itself in a position where it will have to clean up its app store after it was uncovered that many apps allow you to stream illegal content.

HP this week announced the OMEN X Laptop, which the PC maker describes as its most powerful gaming laptop yet.

Google revealed today that the next major version of the Android mobile platform will be called "Oreo."

Microsoft likes to heavily promote Mixer during live events but the service continues to struggle during keynotes.

Intel today is launching what it calls the first of its 8th generation Core microprocessors. Hey, what's a name?

Microsoft didn't just announce the first preorders for Xbox One X at gamescom 2017 this past weekend.

Microsoft announced this week at gamescon 2017 that it is bringing its Xbox Game Pass offering to 8 new countries.

You can now preorder a special launch version of Microsoft's next console, called the Xbox One X Project Scorpio Edition.

In sharp contrast with my Windows 10 S experiences, Chromebook is surprisingly usable. But there are many caveats, so let's step through some of the basics.

It would pretty much have to be, is what you are likely thinking. But Microsoft made a case for Bing this week