Microsoft Edge Beta version has just been released for Windows 10 and macOS to download and install. Here’s what you need to know.

Here are 3 ways to download and install Windows 10 for free. Microsoft sells Windows 10 Home for $139 and Windows 10 Pro starting at $200. Neither of those prices are cheap, but there are some ways of reducing them somewhat. Here they are.

Windows 10 will be getting a Mac-like cloud-based restore / recovery tool, almost eight years after macOS. Here’s what you need to know.

Microsoft has been teasing Windows 1 all month with the suspicion being that it was somehow related to the launch of Stranger Things season 3 on Netflix. Now that the show has released, that suspicion is confirmed, with Microsoft releasing Windows 1.11 to the Microsoft Store.

Microsoft is still working on a streaming-only Xbox costing $60. Here’s everything you need to know about this.

Bill Gates says that his company let a place in a $400 billion market slip through its fingers by allowing Google’s Android to be the only competition to the iPhone. Gates said that the lack of a competitive alternative from Microsoft was down to his own mismanagement of the situation and that it was his “greatest mistake.”

iCloud app for Windows has just been released on the Microsoft Store for Windows 10 devices. Here’s what you need to know.

Microsoft’s xCoud console streaming details and release date have been officially announced. Here is everything you need to know about this.

Microsoft’s next-gen. 2019 Project Scarlett Xbox has been officially announced. Here are the specs, features, and release date.

You can now download Windows 10 May 2019 ISO update as the next version of Windows 10 is available today, with the Windows 10 May 2019 Update also available via the Windows Update mechanism.

Microsoft has unveiled a new Minecraft Earth game that’s coming to iOS and Android later this year. It will launch in beta form initially and will use augmented reality to allow gamers to place Minecraft items and even characters into the real world.

Microsoft’s Build 2019 developer conference is underway currently, and alongside new features for Edge on its native Windows, the company has also been showing what the macOS version will look like.