Looking at a new Surface? The Microsoft Store is now offering a Surface trade-in program that can net you up to $700 towards the purchase of a new Surface.

Google vice president of design Matias Duarte triggered a bunch of coverage yesterday when he criticized Windows 10. I have a few thoughts about this clown.

Google today said that Chrome OS was "here to stay" and that it has "no plan to phase out Chrome OS." But that's not quite a refutation of a WSJ report.

Google may finally be moving towards a more cohesive mobile OS strategy: It will reportedly combine Android and Chrome OS into a single mobile OS.

Happy weekend. What else is happening today? Steve Ballmer comments on Microsoft v. Apple, maybe Halo 5 will ship on the PC, and Pandora talks Apple Music.

With its new Surface Book, the Surface team is defining a new product category with a unique 2-in-1 that really delivers on both performance and good looks.

Surface Pro 4 may look like Surface Pro 3, but it improves on everything that needed to be improved while carrying forward with what was already magical.

Here's what's happening today: Yet another controversial change to Windows 10, misunderstanding Microsoft's Windows 10 upgrade mistake, the new Nexus phones.

Microsoft reiterated this week that the Lumia 950/950 XL include the most advanced imaging hardware and software that has ever appeared in a Lumia handset.

Microsoft markets Surface Pro 4 and Surface Book as premium devices, but they're missing a few forward-leaning features. And the most problematic is USB-C.

Microsoft tells that the camera that is common to the Lumia 950 and Lumia 950 XL is the best camera that has ever shipped in a Lumia. That's good news.

Surface Pro 4 features a bigger screen, a thinner and lighter body, better RAM and storage options, improved pen and Type Cover, and Windows Hello options.

The first half of Microsoft’s hardware event on Tuesday unfolded as expected, with previously-telegraphed Lumia and Band updates eliciting little in the way of news. But as the strains of an AC/DC anthem pumped through the presentation, things changed. And it was new Surface devices that stole the show, and did something Microsoft has often…

For the past month, I've put my beloved but aging Lumia 930 aside and have lived life on the other side of the fence. Up first: The Moto X Pure Edition.

Google's newly-announced Chromecast and Chromecast Audio arrived at Chez Thurrott this afternoon, so I set them up and gave them a quick run. So far so good.

Microsoft explains how it will segregate the market for Windows 10 Mobile handsets into three focus areas: Value phones, premium phones and value phablets.