Apple's iTunes software has finally found its way into the Microsoft Store; while it may have missed the deadline, this is a big step for Windows 10.

Microsoft is moving developers around internally; they are pushing more engineers to Edge and moving them off of bundled apps.

Microsoft has quietly been crafting a new Windows narrative but there are still big pieces of the puzzle missing.

Microsoft bringing a new mixed reality environment to Windows Mixed Reality, along with improvements to functionality and performance for SteamVR games.

File Explorer is getting support for tabs. Yes. Finally. This is not a drill.

Microsoft introduces new AI platform for Windows developers that helps developers integrate efficient AI tech into their Windows 10 applications.

Microsoft highlights growth of affordable Windows 10 devices, Education services as it continues to take on Chromebooks.

Another major Linux distro is joining Microsoft's growing collection of Linux environments available from the Microsoft Store.

Microsoft gives users more control over their typing and inking data, tests new design for privacy settings.

With the latest Windows 10 release, Microsoft is enabling the ability to customize the installation process but it is limited to enterprise customers.

Microsoft releases a new build of Windows 10 Redstone 4 with a much-needed improvement to Windows Update.

Universal Windows Platform applications will finally support multi-instances in the next release of Windows 10.

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

All supported versions of Windows 10 are getting the February Patch Tuesday update today.