For the second year in a row, Microsoft has had the 'most-watched' E3 conference and this year, they set another new record.

Most of the privacy reporting these days is focused on Google and Facebook because these firms maximize their earnings by knowing more about you.

Given the recent events making headlines, Microsoft has the opportunity to take advantage of the increased sensitivity of consumers to data privacy, but will they capitalize on it?

Sony is blocking yet another title from supporting cross-play with PC and Xbox gamers and the company still has yet to say why.

Microsoft is still working to make Cortana/Alexa integration a reality but they are making progress to finally deliver the feature.

Microsoft is updating the Skype app for Android devices to better work with low end Android hardware.

Microsoft is helping Intel rollout firmware updates for Meltdown and Spectre, starting with Skylake processors.

Microsoft's Bot Framework is getting support for two new languages with major update to the SDK this May.

Bored of Redstone 4 builds? Don't worry, Microsoft is officially kicking off testing of Redstone 5 today with Windows Insiders in Skip Ahead.

Microsoft's annual developer conference could start on May 7 this year, just around the same time as Google I/O 2018.

Progressive Web Apps in Windows 10 are almost here, and Microsoft is confirming its plans for the rollout today.

This month's Office 365 update includes a brand new look for OneDrive, a new app store for Microsoft Teams, a big Education push, and more.

Microsoft is buying Seattle-based cloud gaming backend platform PlayFab, a tool that helps developers get started with a complex gaming backend infrastructure.

Microsoft has carried out a small round of layoffs worldwide this week, with the Windows and Devices Group been hit the hardest.