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How did Microsoft evolve the Surface and its marketing from the tablet that can replace your laptop to the most versatile laptop?

Microsoft's repeated consumer product failures could be indicative of a fatal flaw in the company's culture.

Behind the bright screens of our devices hides the dark environmental impact of the data centers that power Microsoft's cross-platform cloud efforts.

Microsoft said its bringing 3D to everyone with Paint 3D. Sadly consumers don't know this because Microsoft hasn't told them.

Without a smartphone, Microsoft's augmented reality (AR) efforts may be overshadowed by Apple's ARKit and Google's ARCore phone-based approaches.

Surface Go may bring the right combination of fun, quality and productivity to make it "cool" enough for consumer success.

Former Windows chief Terry Myerson and others weigh in on what killed Windows phones.

There are hundreds of millions of deaf or hard of hearing individuals in the world. Microsoft's inclusion mission embraces them in its workforce and technology.

Microsoft's end-to-end, ubiquitous computing approach is ambitious, and it may be too much for the company to handle.

Barring a recent Consumer Reports study condemning Surface, Microsoft's Surface and Windows 10-led PC strategy has been a success. There's reason to believe the company plans to expand that success to your pocket.