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Microsoft's latest Game Core update brings it closer to release as the company prepares for its next-generation Xbox launch.

Microsoft has announced a new Xbox event for late in July that will showcase the company's upcoming games for its next-generation Xbox.

Looking for the easy way to customize the look and feel of Windows 10? Here are five apps that I use to make Windows 10 a little more personal.

More evidence of Xbox Lockhart has surfaced but we still do not know when it will be announced by Microsoft.

Microsoft has announced that they are shutting down Mixer.com

Microsoft just announced a bunch of things at Build 2020, here's everything you need to know.

Microsoft's latest attempt at unifying the app development experience for Windows 10 is called Project Reunion.

Microsoft's new supercomputer, developed for OpenAI, ranks in the top five supercomputers in the world.

After months of testing, the Windows 10 May 2020 Update is almost ready for the public. It's rolling out to a subset of Insiders in the Release Preview ring today.

Microsoft and NBA's new multiyear partnership new multi-year partnership will see Microsoft becoming an Official Technology Partner for the NBA.

Microsoft has bought the "dangerous" domain Corp.com to protect organizations using Active Directory. The domain was originally auctioned for a starting price of $1.7 million.

We have already the stories about tips about the struggles of working from home. While we (hopefully) ride out COVID-19, the world keeps turning and for many adults, this also means that schooling must continue as well.

Microsoft's Bing search engine is testing a new logo that's influenced by the company's Fluent Design system. It seems to be A/B testing the new logo with a small portion of users.

HP, Microsoft, and Valve are working on a new, next-gen VR headset. Details on the new device are yet to be revealed, but the companies are promising big things.

Today, Microsoft is starting to talk about foundational software that will help make the next generation of gaming, possible. Called DirectX 12 Ultimate, Microsoft is saying that this update will make platforms ‘future-proof’ for next-generation gaming.

While we wait to see what Sony has to offer, I’ve been reading nearly everything published about the Series X and there are a few items that are worth noting as they got lost in all of the other announcements.

GitHub acquires the world's most popular JavaScript package manager npm, will integrate GitHub and npm in the future and make it a completely public registry for JavaScript.

Microsoft is holding an event later this month to talk about Microsoft 365, productivity, and more. Don't expect any new hardware, though.

Microsoft founder Bill Gates is stepping down from the company's board of directors to focus more on his philanthropic work, will continue to serve as a Technology Advisor to CEO Satya Nadella.

Microsoft's annual developer conference Build falls to coronavirus, will now be held as a digitial event instead.

On March 18th, there is a session titled Xbox Series X + Project xCloud = New Chapter in Gaming, which leaves little to the imagination.

Microsoft confirms two of its employees have tested positive for coronavirus. The company says it will continue to pay regular wages, even if work hours are reduced.

Microsoft is encouraging employees in its Seattle and San Francisco offices to work from home as it lets employees around the world work from home if needed over coronavirus concerns.

Microsoft is making the trial to the paid features of Microsoft Teams available for free for six months in a move to support global health as remote work increases due to coronavirus concerns.

Microsoft is cancelling this year's MVP Summit due to concerns over coronavirus. The event will now be hosted online.

Microsoft's latest partnership with Bose brings Microsoft's revolutionary Soundscape tech to Bose Frames, helping the blind better navigate their world with 3D sound cues.

Microsoft is announcing that the company will no longer be attending this year's Game Developers Conference (GDC). Microsoft is the latest company to pull out of GDC, following in the footsteps of Sony and Facebook.