Forza Horizon 4 is coming to Steam on March 9
Can existing PC players be unshackled from their Microsoft Store version of the game?
New Windows 10 updates are causing more problems than they fix
Broken games, app crashes, BSODs - awesome work, Microsoft
What's the biggest tech acquisition in history?
Who spent the big bucks: Google, Nvidia, Dell or HP?
Microsoft's security business made $10 billion in 2020, growing 40% YoY
The Redmond giant is now a cybersecurity company
Microsoft's latest Surface Pro ad pokes fun at the Mac's Touch Bar
The Touch Bar's days could be numbered
Xbox Live Gold subscriptions received price hikes, then Microsoft backtracked
6-month subscriptions were intended to go for $60
Microsoft Edge gets a password generator, pre-made themes, and 'sleeping tabs'
The browser's latest features roll out this month
PS5 sold nearly twice as many units in 2020 as XBSX
Xbox barely holds a lead in US sales with just a fraction of a percentage point over PS5
This Windows 10 bug can corrupt your hard drive just by opening a folder
Microsoft says it is working on a fix
A leaked build of Windows 10X shows what to expect from Microsoft's Chrome OS clone
Windows 10X is coming, but who is it for?
Microsoft Surface Pro 7+ comes with upgraded internals, removable SSD, and optional LTE support
Only available to business and education customers for now
Xbox controllers still use AA batteries because of a long-standing agreement with Duracell
The Duracell-branded Xbox One controller from 2018 totally makes sense now
The History of the Modern Graphics Processor
#ThrowBackThursday 3D graphics turned a dull PC industry into a light and magic show after generations of innovative endeavour. Here's our extensive look at the history of the GPU, from the early days of 3D, to game-changing hardware and the industry's consolidation.
GLQuake released in 1997 shown next to the original Quake (left)
Microsoft is testing a news and weather widget for the Windows 10 taskbar
Users can personalize the content it displays
Microsoft plans to get rid of desktop Outlook apps in favor of unified web app
One Outlook for all platforms
Phil Spencer says Microsoft is cranking out as many next-gen consoles as it can
'We have all of the assembly lines going'
Microsoft is working on a 'sweeping visual rejuvenation' for Windows 10
It hopes to hire a software engineer to meet that goal
At least 100 million PCs still run Windows 7, one year after support ended
People still love Windows 7
That time when Steve Jobs and Bill Gates shared the stage in a joint interview
This historic interview is worth watching again over a decade later
Microsoft and McAfee part of newly formed anti-ransomware coalition
The Ransomware Task Force is fighting back
Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Mozilla unite to ban Kazakhstan's citizen-tracking certificate
It's not the first time this happens either
Microsoft rumored to be developing its own custom Arm chips for servers and Surface PCs
Microsoft may be the latest company to kick x86 to the curb
Microsoft loosens its Xbox refund policy for 'Cyberpunk 2077'
However, it is not removing it from the store
EA Play's Game Pass debut has been pushed back to 2021
Game Pass users need to wait before diving into The Sims