Despite what might have been expected, Micrsoft's Games Pass isn't stealing away business from traditional games sales. Or at least Sea of Thieves is proving to be a strange first anomaly.

State of Decay 2 is not the biggest exclusive Microsoft has to offer, but with a new release date in May it does have the chance to leave a big impact before E3.

Windows 10 is now available on ARM-based processors, and that’s pretty neat. By running the Operating system on effectively the same hardware that’s found in many smartphones, Windows 10 can utilise the battery-saving efficiency of the platform, allowing for laptops that can last an entire day or two on a single charge. They may be a little more limited than first thought though.

Late last year, Microsoft announced that it was bringing its Windows 10 platform to ARM processors; the same sort of architecture that likely powers your smartphone. This year at Computex, they’ve gone in to further detail.

If you’ve ever tried returning a game locally you know that it’s easier to pull teeth from a hen than it is to get some cash back from a retailer. That’s where digital games might soon have an advantage on Xbox One soon. Over on the Xbox Insider app, Microsoft is testing out a new refund system for its games, and by extension its Windows store.

Netflix has announced the ability to now download content for offline viewing through their Windows 10 app. Making offline binge watching a possibilty directly from your laptop.

We always talk about android and iOS devices, but what about Microsoft and the new things they are looking to bring to the Mobile market

Microsoft is slowly detailing their Windows 10 Game Mode update, with the new focused feature making its way to Windows Insiders starting next week. Soon, your games might actually get the power they should.