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How Microsoft's mediocre Rewards Program could build up Bing to compete with Google search
Microsoft's Rewards Program pays users to use Bing, but the masses don't know about it. That needs to change.
Let's be honest, no one really needs a $1,000 smartphone
Smartphone prices are skyrocketing to accommodate technology costs. But the we way we use smartphones hasn't really changed. You have to wonder, is a phone like the iPhone X worth the asking price?
Microsoft's Windows 10 Mobile 'beta test' is almost over, and ARM-based ultramobile PCs cometh
Windows 10 Mobile has effectively devolved into a mere testing ground for features destined for a future of full Windows on ARM devices, and Windows phone fans, you're the beta testers.
Microsoft has everything it needs to succeed with consumers, except follow-through
Microsoft could succeed in both the enterprise and consumer spaces if it had the will to follow-through on consumer investments.
Smartphone and PC makers may unite to build the PC of the future
Smartphone and PC makers both exploring the concept of folding phones and PCs suggests they may be converging on the evolving PC.
How Microsoft's AI platform is giving people with blindness super powers
Microsoft's mission to help individuals and businesses to do more includes bridging the gap between the sighted and the blind.
Microsoft, Apple, Google, and today's kid coders
Today's children live in a world where computers are an integral part of life. To win the next generation tech giants have partnered with schools to teach children how to code.
'Connecting Black History to a Microsoft Future' honors company's African-American employees
This year Microsoft ran its first installment of Connecting Black History to a Microsoft Future, an initiative that honors its African American employees and their contributions.
