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.

News from around the web: PC focus group today, Xbox One is not MIcrosoft's final console, Xbox One Wireless Adapter now works with Windows 7 and 8.1 too, more

Here are some other tidbits from around the web: iPad Pro lies, Nokia 230, PlayStation 4 hits 30 million sales, whether Halo 5 is a hit, and Black Ops III.

Here's what else is happening today: Lumia 950 is for the fans, cheap Windows 10 games, a HoloLens confirmation, Skype 6.11 for Android, PS2 emulation on PS4.

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 new Star Wars trailer from Japan, the incredible suckness of BO3 on Xbox 360, Microsoft's Lumia with Windows 10 update page.

Halo 5 is here. And thanks in part to an unwelcome new trajectory for Call of Duty multiplayer, let's just say I'm looking around and considering my options.

What else is happening today? A change in how Microsoft measures Xbox success, the Xbox architect is leaving Microsoft, and thoughts on mobile market share.

Microsoft has announced its Q1 earnings for 2016 and the company brought in $4.6 billion for the quarter with revenue topping out at $20.4 billion.

Here's what's happening today: A game developer dumps on Xbox One, of Intel's desperate attempt to be relevant in mobile, and an iOS jailbreak makes a point

Here's a quick peek at what's happening today around the web: Cortana on Xbox One, Xbox One Fallout bundle, Skype for iOS and Office Delve updates, and more.

With Windows 10, Microsoft is instituting various devices limits that determine where you can use apps, games, subscription music and purchased videos.

Microsoft has listened to its customers: Windows 10 is superior to its predecessors and combines the best of Windows 7 with the best of Windows 8.1.

Microsoft has taken another step towards a complete Windows Store experience in Windows 10: you can now browse and purchase music from Windows Store.

I’ve now installed Windows 10 Insider Preview build 10122 on my main desktop PC and my Surface Pro 3, among other devices physical and virtual. And having now actually gotten real work done in this build, I feel like I have an understanding of where we’re at as Windows 10 barrels towards completion. It’s mostly…

As expected, Microsoft has delivered a new build of the Windows 10 Insider Preview for phones—build 10080—today. As you might expect, it adds a bunch of new features and some long-awaited UI polish. But the big news is that build 10080 also supports several new phone models, including the first-ever non-Lumia handset. Note: Build 10080…