Jason Ward

For those of you who believe Satya Nadella actually changed Microsoft’s mobile strategy – please think again.

If Microsoft's telephony-enabled pocket PC category makes it to market, it could benefit from a shift of carrier support in Microsoft's favor.

What if Microsoft, Google, and Apple adopted one app standard? Progressive Web Apps may be that great equalizer.

Microsoft has been working hard to promote inclusion both in its workforce and products. The prestigious Helen Keller achievement award is a rare honor that acknowledges those efforts.

Qualcomm, whose technology powers the mobile industry, envisions full PC power on post-smartphone devices. And it's making it happen.

Many Windows phone fans condemn Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella for his cloud and AI focus. But he's merely carrying the baton passed him by his predecessors.

2018 is a blank slate. Here are my predictions about how the tech industry will fill the year.

What if you could ask a multibillion-dollar corporation to do something great for someone else and that corporation would do it? Well, this past holiday season Microsoft tried to do just that.

Microsoft's app gap is a problem 5G, Progressive Web Apps and more advanced processors may be able to solve.

Microsoft seems to be on a path to bringing its folding mobile device to market. If it happens, what should Microsoft call this unique pocketable PC?

Microsoft is working on an enterprise-focused mobile device. But how is it preparing its target market for this new device category?

Microsoft may deliver its folding mobile device in 2018. Here's why I have remained convinced of Microsoft's mobile strategy.

We all love certain products. But a company's prospects of success aren't limited to the one business segment you embrace. We all need to understand each company's mission.

Qualcomm's Snapdragon 845 processor impresses with immersive AR capabilities. Will it replace Microsoft's custom Holographic Processing Unit (HPU) in HoloLens 2.0?

Last month Broadcom, a leading semiconductor supplier made an unsolicited bid to acquire Qualcomm, the chip company whose technology powers virtually every smartphone and smart device on the planet.

When Microsoft cut its smartphone business, it cut the advantages those innovations may have added to its AI and mixed reality efforts.

With AI dominating headlines, we hear a lot about neural networks and natural language processing. But what are they and why do they matter to us and Microsoft?

How might Microsoft's AI-driven camera tech augment its mixed reality vision?

With Projects Fizzyo and Torino Microsoft is helping children with Cystic Fibrosis engage in treatment and teaching blind children to code.

The terms AI, machine learning and digital assistants are often used interchangeably. But should they be? And what do they really mean?

Smartphones have changed the face of personal computing. Google and Apple are marketing Chromebooks and iPads to optimize on that reality.

With Project Rome, Microsoft is turning Microsoft Cloud into a super OS for iOS, Android, Windows and millions of cross-platform apps.

Technology can enhance our lives in many ways. Sadly, its (inevitable) misuse can also do tremendous harm.

As we celebrate Thanksgiving there are many advances in technology that benefit humanity that we should be grateful for.

Unbound AI digital assistants are vying for a position on the coming wave of connected devices.