Microsoft is readying guidelines and emulators for developers to ready their apps and have them optimised for dual-screen devices when they launch later this year.

Has Microsoft returned to its old ways in releasing a Chrome extension which sets Bing as the default search engine?

Windows, Android, iOS, Linux. The argument on which operating system is better would likely rage on for ages as each has their pros and cons that largely lie down to your preferred choice of hardware or willingness to tinker with your system. Perhaps another debate worth having is not just which OS is better now, but which one would be …

The Xbox Series X is coming out later this year. We’ve seen a few target renders (including a fake one used by AMD) and later, a diagram showing the rear ports of the machine. Now, some leaked images of the Xbox Series X prototype – likely used for software development – have leaked all over social media (via NeoGAF).

Now might be the time to pen up a new Chrome tab and download Microsoft Edge instead.

In case you missed the news, Sony is skipping E3 again. Last year, Sony shocked the gaming world when the PlayStation maker decided that E3 wasn’t a necessary part of its marketing plans. Sony, dominant as they are, don’t really need a big three-day industry event to get the eyeballs on their games or their impending new hardware. In this hyper-connected world, it’s cheaper, easier and generally less stressful to just beam a video to the entire world; something Nintendo learned when they stopped hosting a great big press conference at E3 opting instead for their now adored Nintendo Directs.

Microsoft is brings ads to certain default apps Windows 10 apps.

In the case of the Xbox Series X, we’ve probably all been getting the idea behind that console completely wrong. Maybe. Kind of, look it’s weird.