As part of today's Microsoft Edge Web Summit, it was revealed that the Edge web browser, which was first launched as part of Windows 10 in late July 2015, is now being used on over 150 million active devices.
While Edge is available on all Windows 10 devices, including Windows 10 Mobile and the Xbox One, Microsoft said that they prefer to check the number of monthly active devices that are using Edge to check its progress, rather than simply checking the number of downloads of the browser.
Microsoft also said that, according to Net Applications, the internet traffic numbers for edge have doubled just between January and February 2016. It used data from another service, StatCounter, to show that Edge is being used more than Google's Chrome when comparing the first seven months after each browser launched.
Random: I played Sea of Thieves via Xbox Cloud Gaming on a pirate ship IRL
I tried to experience IRL on a recent vacation, but I failed. I failed thanks to Xbox Game Pass' cloud gaming. And here are some pictures that exemplify exactly how I failed.
Here's what time Diablo 2: Resurrected launches on all platforms
Diablo 2: Resurrected returns us to the dark and gritty world of Sanctuary for another crack at Diablo and his cronies. Here's when you can start playing no matter your platform of choice.
U.S. cryptocurrency sanctions are on the way, according to new report
Loaded up on Ethereum or Bitcoin? The U.S. government may have bad news in store for your digital wallet.
The NFL is back! Check out these must-have Windows apps for football fans
After months of waiting through the offseason, the NFL is finally back this week. With these Windows 10 apps, you won't miss a snap of the NFL action.