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Microsoft's universal take on 'touch' tech makes Apple's look terrible
Microsoft's universal touch strategy makes Apple's touch-less Macs but touch-centric iPads and phones look broken and confused.
Why Microsoft may gain an upper hand with carriers thanks to 'Always Connected' PCs
If Microsoft's telephony-enabled pocket PC category makes it to market, it could benefit from a shift of carrier support in Microsoft's favor.
Dystopian abuse of Microsoft's powerful AI camera tech is all but inevitable
Microsoft's AI-driven camera technology recognizes people, places and objects via millions of cameras already in use. Is a hyper-surveillance dystopia our future?
Tech terminology check: Is it Windows Phone or Windows phone?
Some people write Windows Phone (capital "p") while others write Windows phone. Some say Windows Mobile, and others say Windows 10 Mobile. What gives?
How Surface Go is paving the way to Surface Andromeda
Microsoft's mobile-focused Surface Go is paving the road for Surface Andromeda inferred Surface creator Panos Panay.
Microsoft's riskiest (and most exciting) investments in the future
Microsoft investments in risky future-focused technologies may be a setup for success or irrelevance.
How Microsoft and Kroger plan to use the cloud to revolutionize the modern shopping experience
Microsoft's and grocery chain Kroger's pilot collaboration is merging the traditional and digital shopping experience in interesting ways that may be setting the tone for the future.
Intel's dual-screen 'Tiger Rapids' concept PC isn't for consumers - it's for PC makers
Intel doesn't want you to have its dual screen Tiger Rapids concept PC. OEM versions are a different story.
