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Do we share too much about ourselves with Microsoft and others?
By Jason Ward last updated
We share a lot of personal information in the name of convenience, but at what price?
Andromeda, folding PCs, and Microsoft's vision for the future of personal computing
By Jason Ward last updated
In partnership with Qualcomm, Microsoft's Project Andromeda is ultimately meant to inspire a new category of connected pocketable PCs for everyone.
Why Microsoft's mobile story is so profoundly confusing
By Jason Ward last updated
The narrative around Microsoft's mobile strategy is an ever-shifting tale of despair and promise. Though Microsoft is culpable, it's not the only guilty party.
Microsoft must passionately market Surface Laptop to take on Apple's MacBook
By Jason Ward last updated
Microsoft wants MacBook-loving college students to switch to its new Surface Laptop. But is the company's marketing team ready to take on Apple?
Microsoft CEO admits repeatedly abandoning consumers was a mistake
By Jason Ward last updated
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella admitted abandoning consumers is a mistake he's repeatedly made, a mistake that may very well cost Microsoft in the future.
Microsoft's embrace of iOS and Android is not a new mobile strategy
By Jason Ward last updated
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.
Microsoft already has the tools it needs to address the Windows 'app gap'
By Jason Ward last updated
Microsoft's lack of developer support affects its entire ecosystem. The company may not be able to completely fix the app gap, but it has several tools it can use to address it.
Black History Month is over − this is what Microsoft did and didn't do
By Jason Ward last updated
Black History Month is over. Here's how Microsoft highlighted the contributions of African Americans. Was it enough?
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