Microsoft is adding Bing to Skype (but not Teams) as well as the mobile Bing and Edge apps.
Published leaks imply that Microsoft is close to releasing a version of its Bing search engine that uses an AI chatbot, probably powered by ChatGPT, to provide results.
Microsoft's balance sheet from the first quarter of 2022 tells a familiar tale: cloud revenues up, PCs struggle. But this time, PCs are really, really, suffering, as is Surface.
Microsoft has posted notifications on its digital download pages for Windows 10 Home, Pro, and Workstation stating that it will stop selling Windows 10 licences at the end of January.
Analyst firms Gartner and IDC reported that PC sales plunged, thanks to inflation and demand that had already been satisfied in the years before.
The US Federal Trade Commission is filing suit in an attempt to block Microsoft's proposed $69 billion acquisition of game developer Activision Blizzard.
It's not clear how many consumers actually prefer to use Microsoft Teams outside of work, but that hasn't stopped Microsoft from trying.
Microsoft is placing additional limits on the amount of data users can store in OneDrive, beginning in February and removing a significant anonymity feature shortly thereafter.
Microsoft has announced October 12 as the date of its next event, most likely ushering in the Microsoft Surface Pro 9, the Surface Laptop 3, and possibly a Surface Studio.
Windows on Arm PCs are closely tied to Qualcomm's Snapdragon processors, which will be overhauled with technology acquired from a company called Nuvia.
Microsoft is preparing to add "Moments" to its Windows 11 release schedule, with unscheduled feature additions to Windows 11.
AMD will ship its next-generation Ryzen 7000 processors this quarter which means Ryzen 7000 will hit the streets by the end of September.
Intel will raise prices on processors and is exiting the Optane and drone businesses as it reported an unexpected loss for the second quarter of 2022.
Microsoft reports strong Surface sales, but notes that the PC market began falling in May and June thanks to production shutdowns.
A new report says that Microsoft is moving to a three-year cadence for new versions of Windows, which would schedule Windows 12 to release on 2024.
