Microsoft May Unveil Fitness Band in Time for Holidays By Cherlynn Low Sources say Microsoft to unveil fitness band soon; device to include heart-rate monitor, be compatible with iOS, Android and Windows Phone.
Windows 10 (Finally) Gives Power to the People By Avram Piltch Windows 10 is a big improvement over Windows 9. Has Microsoft finally learned to listen to it's users?
Xbox One Update Streams TV to Phones, Tablets By Sam Rutherford An upcoming Xbox One update will let users stream TV from their consoles to mobile devices.
Microsoft, Adobe July Updates: What You Need to Know By Jill Scharr From Microsoft's July Patch Tuesday updates to Adobe's 'Rosetta Flash' fix, here's what you need to know to keep your computer safe.
Video Tuner is Like a Free iMovie for Windows Phone By Cherlynn Low Microsoft's new video editing app for Windows Phone 8.1 is a free, richly featured offering.
Microsoft Smartwatch May Constantly Monitor Heart Rate By Dan Howley Microsoft is reportedly working on a smartwatch with an always-on heart rate monitor, and could release it as soon as this summer.
Zero-Day Attack Targets Internet Explorer By Jill Scharr Online spies are using a previously-unknown Internet Explorer flaw to conduct targeted attacks — and Microsoft has yet to issue a patch.
40 Free and Useful Windows Applications By John Corpuz From maintenance utilities and image editing software to security tools and torrent clients, these are the very best free Windows apps.
Microsoft Preps Final Security Patches for Windows XP By Jill Scharr Microsoft is pushing out critical end-of-life fixes for Windows XP and Office 2003, just before support ends forever.
Basic Excel Keyboard Shortcuts By Tom's Guide Staff, Elaine J. Hom Use these shortcuts to better navigate Microsoft Excel and be more productive in the use of the spreadsheet program.
Xbox One Review By Sherri L. Smith Editor's Choice The Xbox One’s highly personalizable interface, live TV integration and improved voice controls--not to mention stellar graphics--make it a game console for the next decade.
Microsoft Patches Old Software Flaws with New Fixes By Paul Wagenseil Microsoft patched 19 serious security flaws in its latest update round, including two that dated back to the 1980s.
New Zero-Day Malware Targets Microsoft Office, Lync Instant Messenger By Paul Wagenseil Malicious emails bearing booby-trapped Word documents are hitting Windows users in South Asia and the Middle East.
Microsoft Shows Off Xbox One Multitasking and Voice Control By Tom's Guide Staff, Kevin Ohannessian Watch a player use the Xbox One to jump between games and films, and Skype with friends, in this new video from Microsoft.
25 Free and Useful Windows Desktop Gadgets By John Corpuz Windows Gadgets remain a powerful addition to any Windows 7 or Vista PC. Here are 25 options that work well on either OS.
Microsoft Sends Mixed Messages on Xbox One Kinect Privacy By Kevin Parrish Microsoft may or may not sell your personal data to third-party advertisers.
Microsoft Set to Patch Critical Internet Explorer Flaw By Paul Wagenseil With next week's Patch Tuesday updates, Microsoft looks set to patch an Internet Explorer flaw being used to attack computers in East Asia.
Microsoft Talks More About 3D Printing in Windows 8.1 By Kevin Parrish Microsoft and hardware partners created a new 3D print format for Windows 8.1.
Xbox One Units Now On Display in Microsoft Stores By Jane McEntegart Microsoft has placed Xbox One units in Microsoft retail stores around the United States.
Microsoft Finally Merges Skype With Outlook.com By Kevin Parrish Skype for Outlook.com has come out of beta, and is now available in six countries.
Microsoft Discontinuing Games for Windows LIVE Sales By Kevin Parrish The Games for Windows LIVE Marketplace is closing.
Xbox One Adjusts Itself to Prevent Overheating By Kevin Parrish The Xbox One has several ways it self-regulates overheating.
Microsoft Confirms Xbox One Will Function Without Kinect By Kevin Parrish Kinect can be unplugged, says Microsoft.
Man's Skype Hacked 6 Times; Video Messaging Previewed By Kevin Parrish Simple questions allowed hackers to access a Skype account over six times in one day. Plus, Skype will be coming to Outlook in the coming weeks, and a preview version of Video Messaging has arrived for the desktop.
Even Microsoft Was Hit By Malware Attack By Kevin Parrish And Eastern European group is to blame, not China.
Microsoft's Outlook.com No Longer in Preview; Bye Hotmail By Kevin Parrish Hotmail users will be upgraded to Outlook by the summer.
Microsoft Patch to Address 57 Security Bugs By Zak Islam 12 security fixes to remove large number of bugs.
Microsoft Says Google is Blocking Windows Phone YouTube App By Jane McEntegart Microsoft accuses Google of intentionally blocking YouTube for Windows Phone.
Google Wants to Attract 90 Percent of Microsoft Office Users By Zak Islam Purchase of QuickOffice will help goal, search engine giant believes.
