After outsiders started fumbling around with the math of Surface Hub sales, Microsoft has provided a clearer view of what's happening.

Critical of the price point of Microsoft's new Surface Studio PC? Well, the far more expensive Surface Hub is off to a blockbuster start.

Back in July, we knew that Microsoft would be staging the rollout of the Windows 10 Anniversary Update across different platforms. But I hadn't realized that Surface Hub would need to wait this long for the Anniversary Update.

On the last day of Build 2015, Brad Sams, Rafael Rivera, and I got to spend some more time with the stunning new Surface Hub. Here's a quick peek at the shipping version of Microsoft's team collaboration solution.

After multiple delays, Microsoft's eagerly-awaited new group collaboration PC, the Surface Hub, is now shipping to business customers who pre-ordered the device. "We are excited to see how Surface Hub will bring people together to work, create and learn in new ways," Microsoft's Brian Hall says.

Bad news on two counts, if you've been waiting on Surface Hub: Microsoft has delayed the release of this unique collaboration solution a second time. Worse, it is raising the price of each Surface Hub model.

Microsoft this week announced a second delay for its Surface Hub, pushing back availability of this unique collaboration solution to January 2016.

There was some Surface news announced today, and while it's not about a presumed Surface Pro 4, it is indeed good news for fans of the product line.

Microsoft announced this morning that its Windows 10-based Surface Hub will be available for order starting on July 1, with the devices shipping to customers in September.

After two straights weeks of mammoth Microsoft conferences—the developer focused Build 2015 in San Francisco last week and the inaugural Ignite 2015 in Chicago this week—my mind is of course turning to the next big thing for the Redmond computing giant. And while there are certainly more trade shows—’tis the season, after all—and major software […]

Microsoft is getting a lot of attention for pushing Internet Explorer towards retirement and replacing it with a young upstart called Edge. So here’s a quick overview of what you can expect from Microsoft Edge, the new web browser in Windows 10. Note: At the time of this writing, Edge isn’t complete and some of […]

Sometime later this year, Microsoft will sell a new family of Windows 10 devices called Surface Hub with the aim of unlocking team collaboration in innovative new ways. If you think of Surface tablets as Windows expressed as hardware for individuals, Surface Hub is basically the same thing, but for teams. And now that I’ve […]