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A "HoloLens" for everyone; Microsoft is democratizing HoloLens tech
When Microsoft introduced the untethered holographic computer that is the HoloLens nearly two years ago, everybody wanted one.
How Microsoft's cross-platform efforts are maturing into a great Microsoft experience
Microsoft's iOS and Android investments are beginning to coalesce into a massive cloud-based Microsoft experience.
Folding phones: Is this the beginning of the end of slate-shaped smartphones?
Smartphone innovation has stalled and tech companies are exploring folding device options. But folding must expand mobile computing capabilities, not just fold for folding sake.
Why Microsoft's digital inking strategy may be a win for the company
Digital inking isn't new to Windows, but Microsoft's making it front-and-center to its personal computing and collaboration strategy.
What does the perfect Windows phone look like?
Despite the struggles that Windows phones have endured, there are millions of consumers who are still using, loving and hanging onto the platform.
What Microsoft means when it says 'cloud is the world's computer'
Microsoft's CEO said that the cloud is the world's computer, but what does that really mean?
Microsoft's 'A.I. for Humanitarian Action' has global focus while Google makes A.I. personal
Microsoft's A.I. for Humanitarian Action is part of its A.I for Good global agenda to democratize A.I.
Microsoft is now the world's most valuable company — and it's less trustworthy than ever
After a week-long battle, Microsoft ended the week of November 30th ahead of Apple as the world's most valuable company — but not everyone is happy.
