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Respected analyst Walt Mossberg believes that the redefinition of the PC will be driven by Apple, not Microsoft. Mossberg has some valid points but also lacks perspective. Here's why.

Microsoft 365 connects the consumer/professional to Microsoft's ubiquitous computing strategy.

It may not always seem like it, but Microsoft has a mobile strategy. It's been unsuccessful, but it's still more or less on track.

Adding voice to always connected PCs may add dimension to computing and communication that further mergers smartphones (which are tablet PCs) and computers.

For many Microsoft watchers, the company's cloud focus has set it on a course toward inevitable irrelevance. That's a profoundly misguided assessment.

A foldable Continuum-enabled Surface "phone" may change the game for Microsoft, unless Samsung builds one first.

I believe Microsoft is still pursuing its Pocket PC vision with plans to bring a Windows 10X-powered Surface Duo-like device to our pockets in the future. And building developer relationships through Android is key.

There are millions of people living with Parkinson's Disease. With Emma Watch and Project Emma, Microsoft is seeking to innovate symptom-relieving treatments.

Microsoft boasted its Andromeda-inspired PC category would be disruptive. Here's how.

Qualcomm, whose technology powers the mobile industry, envisions full PC power on post-smartphone devices. And it's making it happen.