The recently redesigned Xbox app for mobile devices has officially made its way to iOS, and it adds support for Xbox remote play for players looking to take their console on the go.
While Surface Earbuds work with iPhones and iPads, there are some limitations to consider. We've rounded up what you need to know.
If you plan to use an iPhone with your Microsoft services, you'll want to set up your Outlook calendars. Here's how to get up and running.
Spoiler: iPhone 11 is great. Battery life, audio, display, and camera (even low-light, gasp!) are all top of their game here.
You can’t just save files wherever you like on iOS 12, lord, you can barely even save files out of the box. But with a pretty simple workaround, you can download all kinds of files directly to your OneDrive with your iPhone and iPad.
iPhone Xs? iPhone X Max? iPhone Xc? Find out the truth about the name at this year's iPhone event.
Spigen Style Rings make a lot of things more convenient with your phone, but you can absolutely remove it if you want. Here's how.
While phone companies are peacocking around with their beautiful new phone designs, Corning is sitting behind the curtain, designing the glass that keeps our phones alive.
Is this an iPhone case or an Android phone — It's actually both!
Mixer Create from Microsoft is an easy way to broadcast your iPhone or iPad gaming to the world. Here's how.
Is it possible to comfortably use an iPhone while living entirely in the Microsoft ecosystem? Let's find out.
Windows Phone is dead, so I switched to an iPhone X. The experience is surprisingly great for people who use many services from Microsoft. Here are eight ways I use my new iPhone X as a 'Microsoft Phone.'
Here we list all of the apps from Microsoft that are notch and Face-ID friendly.
Despite Apple's walled-garden Microsoft users shouldn't entirely write off the iPhone
If you got a new iPhone this holiday season, let us help you make the transition with ease.
Windows 10 Mobile's dying, and Android phones and iPhones are a Windows phone refugee's only real options. Here's why they may want to pass on the iPhone.
Windows 10 Mobile's dying and Android phones and the iPhone are a Windows phone refugees only real options. Here's why they may want to pass on Android.
Microsoft's iOS and Android investments aren't a new mobile strategy to replace Windows Mobile; they're what's left of an ambitious multi-platform mobile effort.
After using a Windows-based phone for the better part of 10 years, it's now time for me to move on.
Smartphone prices are skyrocketing to accommodate technology costs. But the we way we use smartphones hasn't really changed. You have to wonder, is a phone like the iPhone X worth the asking price?