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Microsoft could be working on a consumer version of Microsoft 365.

AI is perhaps the most-overused personal technology term of 2018. But don't let the marketing abuse get to you.

This week, Microsoft posted an overview of how AI has improved its Outlook clients on the desktop, mobile, and web.

Microsoft this week documented the new functionality it announced across Microsoft 365 in October.

What happens when you integrate three previously separate product offerings into a single solution? The future.

Office 2019 marks an important change in the way that Microsoft makes and sells its office productivity solutions.

A big update to Office is here.

Office's new Ideas feature helps you make your presentations and spreadsheets a little more interesting.

Microsoft looks to integrate all its products with a prominent and consistent search experience.

Microsoft is kicking off Ignite 2018 in Orlando, Florida this week. Here are some early highlights from this week's announcements.

Facebook is reportedly discussing ditching Microsoft for Google's G Suite over employee dissatisfaction.

Microsoft has a new friend: Walmart. The target? Amazon.

Two years ago, we were still debating whether Microsoft should buy Slack to gain credibility in the market for chat-based collaboration.

Microsoft tackles productivity within workforce head-on with intelligent new features in Office 365.

Microsoft needs to meet---if not exceed---the features of Google One for its own consumer customers. I have a few ideas.

Microsoft's next-gen Surface Hub gets unveiled, and it looks gorgeous. Here is your first look at Microsoft's upcoming interactive whiteboard.

This is the strongest sign yet that Microsoft is walking away from its legacy platforms in favor of its future in the cloud.

Next week, I'll be in Seattle at Build 2018. Here's what I expect Microsoft to discuss. And some things I'd love to see happen, too.

Microsoft's haphazard way of updating Outlook across its many supported platforms is undermining the product.

Microsoft has documented a long list of new features it is adding across Microsoft 365. And yes, this is a first.