Microsoft is combining its Windows and Devices divisions to better align their operating systems with their hardware.

Pretty much every other big hardware company has one so I guess it makes sense for Microsoft to finally also unveil a set of wireless earbuds of their own.

When it comes to computing hardware, it’s easy for me to get technolust. When that hardware is not available in the country though, I get it even more, which is perhaps why I love Microsoft’s Surface products so much. While I have seen them in action up close and loved everything about their build quality and mobility, the fact that …

Microsoft may be jumping on the foldable bandwagon if these new patents filed by the company are anything to go by.

Microsoft joins the $1 trillion club on the back of continued growth over the past year.

Get ready for some new bouts of techno lust as Microsoft announces some new updates to their already beautiful Surface range of products.

Microsoft will soon unveil a $400 Surface tablet, that’ll incorporate a 10 inch screen in a frame that is more rounded and pops in USB-C charging functionality, as the device has reportedly cleared the US FCC battery of tests.

For many, one of the biggest things holding them back from wanting to use a Surface device has been its high price point. Could a lower end device at a better price convince people to use these otherwise excellent Microsoft offerings?