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Microsoft announced today that it will sell replacement SSDs to commercial customers who purchased a Surface Pro 7+.

Microsoft reduced the price of the Surface Duo from $1399.99 to $999.99 this past week, and it will start selling the device in the UK on February 18.

With PC demand at a years-long high, Surface barely moved in the needle in the most recent quarter, and Windows saw mixed results.

Microsoft not so subtly mocks the new M1-based MacBook pro in a video ad that designed to look like it was made by a typical YouTube vlogger.

Surface Pro 8 is not a thing: Microsoft today announced Surface Pro 7+, a small revision to its predecessor that’s aimed solely at commercial customers.

A new report claims that Microsoft is now designing ARM chipsets in-house that will land in Surface PCs and its cloud-based servers.

Microsoft today announced that it will bring its Surface Duo folding Android device to four additional countries starting in 2021. For some reason.

The Microsoft Store is offering some good deals on Surface PCs, Xbox Wireless Controllers and games, and more if you’re not all shopped out already.

Images of the next-generation Surface Laptop and Surface Pro show that Microsoft isn’t changing the design of either product for 2021.

Microsoft this week quietly posted a new site that details the driver and firmware lifecycle for its Surface-branded PCs.

As Surface expands to include more models, it no longer resembles the product family from just five years ago. What’s happening?

Microsoft is refreshing the Surface Pro X with the second-generation of its custom built ARM processor and a new Platinum finish.

Microsoft's new Surface Laptop Go is the company's cheapest Surface laptop to date, featuring a 12.4-inch display, and Intel's 10th generation processors.

Microsoft refreshes its own line of accessories along with the launch of the new Surface Laptop Go and Surface Pro X.

Microsoft announced today that it will offer a new configuration of Surface Hub 2S that comes with Windows 10 Pro or Enterprise.

As a technology enthusiast, I’m intrigued by foldable smartphones. But as a pragmatist, I’m not quite sure the value is there ... yet.

Earlier this week, Microsoft invited select journalists, bloggers, and MVPs to attend a virtual briefing for Surface Duo.

What is Microsoft’s real motivation for creating Surface Duo? And what does the future hold for a device that seems to lack a clear purpose?

At an expensive $1400, Microsoft’s Surface Duo is hard to justify. But let’s examine the firm’s rationalization for this product. Is it innovative or an also-ran?

$1399? Yikes. It looks like Surface Duo is going to set enthusiasts back a lot more than most probably anticipated.

With Microsoft expected to formally launch the Surface Duo in coming days, some promotional renders have leaked via Twitter.

We have seen internal Microsoft documents describing a massive reorganization of its Windows business, which is now called Windows + Devices.

A Microsoft support document reveals that the firm will end support for Cortana on mobile, the Invoke smart speaker, and Surface Headphones.

It looks like Microsoft is getting ready to pull the new look and feel of the Microsoft Launcher Preview into the shipping product.

No, you’re not crazy. Microsoft has not unblocked the release of the May 2020 Update on most Surface PCs, contrary to reports.

Microsoft has acquired the Finnish firm Movial, which had been working with it on the Android OS that will power Surface Duo.

He hasn’t, but if Panos Panay were to ask me my advice on running Windows, I’d tell him to do what he’s been doing with Surface.