Daniel Rubino is executive editor of Windows Central. He has been covering Microsoft since 2009 back when this site was called WMExperts (and later Windows Phone Central). His interests include Windows, Surface, HoloLens, Xbox, and future computing visions. Follow him on Twitter: @daniel_rubino.
We're recapping the major news stories for Microsoft and Windows. This week we're talking about PCs with foldable displays, why Sony is teaming up with Microsoft, and so much for Chromebooks with Windows 10 - was that even a thing?
For nearly two years we've been talking about a foldable Windows device. Today, Lenovo showed us what the world's first foldable PC looks like. We go hands-on in our new video to tell you what it is, what it does, and why it's awesome.
Lenovo is refreshing its popular ThinkPad X1 Extreme to make it even more powerful. Now with an optional 4K HDR touch display, 9th Gen Intel, and an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 for 2019. Here's your first look with our video hands-on.
Cortana has been seemingly hibernating these last few years, but Microsoft's future plans are ambitious.
Microsoft's developer conference Build is going on this week and we'll talk about why Windows Lite won't be there, and also what's going with Google and Microsoft's new Edge browser - sabotage or just a mistake?
For those too busy to read all the news here are the major stories from the last week including the future of Sets for Windows, Xbox at E3, Microsoft Paint news, and more!
Microsoft's new Edge browser built on Chromium is working out great so far, but a recent change by Google may be causing some early headaches already.
If you like testing early features and you have an Android phone the new version 5.4 of Microsoft Launcher is here. Let's see what's new.
After just six months, Razer is refreshing its popular 15-inch Blade line with new 9th-Gen processors from Intel and new display options with 4K OLED or 240Hz, making these some killer gaming laptops.
After two years Razer is finally giving its giant Blade Pro 17-inch gaming laptop a makeover. With a modern, slimmer design, 9th-Gen Intel processor and NVIDIA RTX graphics, it's a powerful choice for gamers and creatives.
You want to look and sound as good as possible when streaming or recording video, right? This is the best webcam for Windows you can buy right now.
The Surface Hub 2S finally launches this June. We spent some time getting to use it and we'll show you what makes it so special.
Razer today is announcing its new Raze Core X Chroma - a $399 external GPU for gamers and professionals that won't break the bank. Here is what you need to know and when you can get it.
The DC UNIVERE is officially launching on the Xbox One this month. Here's what you need to know about the service.
Recapping the recent news: Microsoft released the preview version of its new Edge browser based on Google Chromium, Windows 10 updates are getting major changes, and how about that new Windows 10 Game Bar - memes and Spotify?
The Killer AX1650 is the first Wi-Fi card from Rivet Networks and Intel that meets the new Wi-Fi 6 802.11ax standard. It should start shipping in new PCs in the coming weeks.
There are lots of wearables on the market today, but I've been a fan of Fitbit's since 2013 and own almost all of them. Here are the four best ones you should consider in 2019.
Dell's XPS 15 features several upgradeable components, and swapping in a new SSD could add a few years to your laptop. Here's how to do it.
Microsoft Launcher for Android version 5.3 is out of beta. Here's what's new in today's update.
Build 18362.30 for Windows 10 known as the "May 2019 Update" is now live for those in the Windows Insider Release Preview program. Users on any other build can simply enroll today to start testing.