Microsoft last night delivered a set of firmware updates for Surface Pro 4 that are aimed at improving the reliability, performance, and battery life of the 2-in-1 PC.

With Microsoft launching a new Surface Pro today, most previous generation Surface Pro 4 models are predictably already available at a nice discount.

A selectively misquoted statement by Panos Panay is triggering a new wave of nausea among fans. But he never said that Microsoft would not make a Surface Pro 5.

You may have seen reports about a $350 Surface Pro 4 alternative called the CHUWI Lapbook 12.3. In truth, it's not a 2-in-1 like Surface Pro 4. But it still may be interesting for those looking for a great value.

On the eve of Microsoft's next press event, anxiety is high: Surface Pro 4 and Surface Book are now over 18 months old and there are no replacements in sight. What's going on?

Following in the footsteps of a similar set of updates from three weeks ago, Microsoft has again issued updates for Surface Book and Surface Pro 4. But only for those already on Windows 10 version 1703.

Microsoft's Surface beat out Apple's iPad in the J.D. Power 2017 U.S. Tablet Satisfaction Study. But this win is bigger than Surface, I think. And it says a lot about the state of innovation in personal computing these days.

The other day, I revealed the first concrete information about the next version of Surface Pro. Today, I'd like to expand on that a bit by thinking through what this information means for Surface and the Spring hardware event.

If you're using a Surface Book or Surface Pro 4 with Windows 10 version 1703, you should check out Windows Update today: You've got some updates waiting.

If you own a Surface Book or Surface Pro 4, it's time to head over to Windows Update and see what's happening: Microsoft has issued new firmware updates for both machines.

Microsoft has been doing the Crazy Eddie thing with Surface since 2017 began. And now certain Surface Book and Surface Pro models are on sale again.

In another sign that Microsoft is winding down Surface Pro 4 sales, one configuration of this device is now 20 percent off. Should you buy it?

Microsoft has included language in its changelog for its Surface Pro 4 devices that says new products are on the horizon.

Microsoft has introduced a new SKU for the Surface Pro 4 family and it drops the pen which reduces the price by $100.

At least two Surface devices are receiving firmware updates today. Among them is the first-ever firmware update for Surface Studio.