Microsoft had an incredible year, with some epic moments. So without further ado, here's my look at Microsoft's 2015, the good, the meh, and the WTF.

Microsoft accidently posted a page that goes into detail about extensions for its Edge browser but we still do not have a release date at this time.

Fans of Microsoft's Windows Live Writer---an ancient way to write blog posts---will be excited to hear that Microsoft has fulfilled is promise to open-source the classic Windows desktop application.

Here are some tidbits from around the web: A possible combination of Vaio, Toshiba, and Fujitsu, the EU moves to digital content roaming, iOS 9.2, Mozilla kills Firefox OS.

Mobile devices---and smart phones in particular---are only as good as the apps you use. So here are my favorite and most-useful/most-used mobile apps of 2015.

Good morning. I hope everyone (who celebrated) had a great Thanksgiving. So welcome to Black Friday, a few deals, and a few other minor stories.

Updated for 1511, this is the only Windows 10 guide you need, a collection of the how-to articles I am writing about Microsoft’s greatest OS release ever.

What else is happening today? A Windows 10 Field Guide update, Office on iPad Pro, Tim Cook on Surface Book, an inexpensive new Roku, Firefox OS on Android.

Microsoft has stated that extensions for Edge will not arrive until 2016, the company had previously said they would arrive in late 2015 but that timeline has now slipped.

Here's what's happening today: Logmein is buying LastPass, and Microsoft will no longer make Lumia cases ... and that is just fine with me.

The ability of Safari in iOS 9 to block ads has caused quite a ruckus this week. But this is just part of an inevitable trend I've been describing for years.

With Windows 10, Microsoft has not only introduced its new browser Edge but they also integrated their personal digital assistant Cortana. To take it one step further, Microsoft integrated Cortana directly into the browser as well and has recently enabled a new feature to save you a few bucks while shopping. Cortana can now present coupons from popular…

With Windows 10, Microsoft is shipping a new browser called Edge that replaces Internet Explorer. For a brand new browser, although it does use a heavily modified Trident engine, Edge has a lot of catching up to do as other apps like Chrome and Firefox have had years to implement new features. For most users, on July…

To the click-baiters, Microsoft is "aggressively pushing" its new web browser, Edge, when users search for alternative browsers using its Bing search engine

Data from NetApplications confirms that Windows 10 is off to a great start, with over 5 percent of all PCs currently using Microsoft’s latest desktop OS. However, Microsoft Edge—the new web browser in Windows 10—is off to a less auspicious start. And I think I know why. First, the numbers. You may recall that Microsoft…

Powerful virtualization solutions like Parallels 11 Desktop make it possible for Mac users to run both OS X apps and Windows 10 apps at the same time.