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Verizon is launching a new unlimited mobile plan service called Yahoo Mobile, and it comes with free...Yahoo Mail Pro and a unlimited phone plan powered by Verizon's network.

Oppo is revealing its first-ever smartwatch today, and it's hard to overlook its resemblance with the Apple Watch.

In October 2017, I spoke with Microsoft’s Jeff Burtoft and Aaron Gustafson about the company’s plans to bring PWAs to Windows 10.

Mary Jo and I spoke with Corel Executive Vice President Gérard Métrailler recently about Windows software development.

Office 2019 marks an important change in the way that Microsoft makes and sells its office productivity solutions.

The next OnePlus flagship will feature 5G support, and that could pave the way for OnePlus phones at US carriers.

I recently spoke with Microsoft's Jeff Burtoft and Aaron Gustafson about the company's plans to bring Progressive Web Apps to Windows 10.

On this episode, Microsoft's Ignite was filled with announcements, Redstone 4 shows up in a few places, and Microsoft can't keep a lid on Surface LTE.

Collab365 host Andy Talbot interviews Paul Thurrott live from the Office 365 Engage Conference in Haarlem, NL.

The MS Dev Show talks with Paul Thurrott about his thoughts on Microsoft. We solve part of the uppercase/lowercase mystery, and apparently, Swag is an acronym.

Here is a behind-the-scenes look at the incredible transformation that has taken place over 20 years of Visual Studio, from the early days to the mobile first, cloud first era.

Microsoft plans to evolve its Cortana digital personal assistant from a feature of Windows to an indispensable part of our lives.

Microsoft's decision to test Windows 10 in the open was historic. But now it has even bigger plans for the Windows Insider Program.

During a quick Q & A with Terry Myerson today, Microsoft's executive vice president in charge of Windows and Devices provided Mary Jo Foley and I with some interesting thoughts about the day one Build announcements.

I spoke with Dell recently about how Windows 10 has really changed things, not just for Microsoft and its customers, but for PC makers as well.