Microsoft today revealed several new calendar features that are available immediately in Outlook.com. Here's what's new.

Microsoft today said that it was enhancing the version history functionality in OneDrive to support all file types, not just Office documents.

It's time to take a look at the best new features in the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update. First up: OneDrive Files on Demand.

Microsoft and BMW announced today that they are bringing Skype for Business to the BMW 5-series cars.

Microsoft suddenly disabled OneDrive support for non-NTFS disks this week, wreaking havoc for users.

After utilizing some version of "mobile first, cloud first" for the past several years, Microsoft is finally admitting to its true future. Which is "cloud first."

Google is going to stop Scroogling its Gmail users: It will no longer scan email to generate personalized ads.

Today, Microsoft is making an early version of OneDrive Files on Demand available to Windows Insiders who have installed Windows 10 build 16215. Here's how it works.

After a confusing couple of years, Microsoft is finally retiring its redundant Docs.com service. Didn't know about or understand Docs.com, you say? You weren't alone.

When Apple announced that it would finally provide iPad users with access to the file system, I had one question: Would Microsoft make OneDrive available via this new interface?

Microsoft has announced that Skype for Windows Phone, Windows RT and its TVs will reach end of life on July 1, 2017.

The recently-leaked Windows 10 Insider Preview build 16212 includes a dire warning for File History users: This feature is no longer supported. I think I know why this happening.

Today, Microsoft announced a major new version of its Skype app for consumers. The app is available worldwide today on Android and iOS, but it will ship on Windows and Mac soon.

Today, Microsoft unveiled a new sharing interface for OneDrive on Windows and Mac at its SharePoint Virtual Summit.