John Callaham

Microsoft has released a new driver for its Surface 3 tablet that's specifically for enterprise customers to help large businesses with their mass deployment plans for the 10.8-inch tablet.

Windows Insiders in the UK are getting emails offering them some special Surface Book-Xbox One S bundles, saving them some money compared to buying the notebook and game console separately.

Microsoft's Ralf Groene, the head of design for its hardware division, posted up an image showing various prototypes that were made for the company's Surface Book notebook.

The Surface 3 LTE, with 64GB of storage, is now on sale at AT&T for $599 without a contract and T-Mobile will start offering the tablet to its @Work business customers on July 31.

Microsoft says that sales of its big Surface Hub touchscreen Windows 10 PCs have 'exceeded initial forecasts' and that it is "ramping up production" to meet demand.

Microsoft has announced it has begun shipments of its big Surface Hub touchscreen PCs with Windows 10 to its pre-order customers. The company has not stated how many Surface Hubs have shipped.