Microsoft had a busy year, with some huge announcements that took the technology industry by storm. Here's a look back at some of their best bits!
If you're curious about Minecraft Earth's launch information, here's everything you need to know.
Sonca is now available for Windows 10 Mobile, giving stragglers a nice alternative to Groove Music.
Age of Empires: Castle Siege is preparing to shut down, with its sunset scheduled for May 13, 2019.
The Twitter PWA has made its way to Windows 10 Mobile, but that's not necessarily a good thing.
March's Patch Tuesday update is now rolling out for Windows 10 Mobile.
February's Patch Tuesday update is now rolling out to Windows 10 Mobile.
Windows 10 Mobile might be dead, but the dream isn't! Take a look at this stunning Windows 10 Mobile Fluent Design concept from designer Marko Malinović.
Like it or not, Windows Phone is dead. But that doesn't mean you can't bring a bit of that Modern UI magic to Android.
Ready to tinker with your Lumia? Windows Phone Internals 2.3, the tool's first update in some time, is now available.
Microsoft has officially dropped support for the original release version of Windows 10 Mobile.
Microsoft has begun testing app listings for a new OS designation, which could very well be for Andromeda and the Surface folding tablet.
Wileyfox has delayed the launch date for its upcoming Windows 10 Mobile handset by two weeks. Now coming December 18.
The first update in some time to a tool called Windows Phone Internals will pave the way for custom ROMs and more for all Lumia devices.
The Guardian is pulling out of the Windows 10 Store, citing low engagement. Surprise surprise!
Despite Microsoft's waning interest in the WIndows phone space, Wileyfox is gearing up to launch a new Windows phone, the WIleyfox Pro.
Trekstor is apparently gearing up to bring a new Windows phone to market in Germany — if it can secure the crowdfunding support, that is.
Windows 10 Mobile fans can expect to see the Fall Creators Update begin its official rollout this week for supported, open-market devices.
A new Insider preview release, build 15254.1, is now headed out to the Windows 10 Mobile Fast and Slow rings.
In 2014, Microsoft was working on its first 'bezel-less' Windows Phone, which eventually became the Lumia 435. The Lumia 435 isn't bezel-less ... here's why.