Microsoft makes OneDrive storage free and limitless
Microsoft will now offer unlimited storage for OneDrive and OneDrive for Business users that subscribe to Office 365
Microsoft slashes US Xbox One price again
Microsoft taking an additional US$50 off the console's price tag in the States
Microsoft releases a 'critical' update for Windows Phone preview program
Microsoft has pushed out an update for those of you who are in the Developers program which will keep your device eligible for future updates to the program, and you can download it right now.
Docker container support coming to Microsofts next Windows Server release
Microsoft is building new container technologies into the next Windows Server release, enabling Dockerized applications to run on Windows Server on-premises or on Azure
The Microsoft tax on new PCs has come to an end in Italy
Consumers in Italy who purchase computers with the Microsoft Windows OS pre-installed are now entitled to refunds on their Windows licence if they don't want the OS, as per the Italian Supreme Court
Windows 10: MKV support out of the box
In the latest version of Windows 10, Windows Media Player can play MKV files natively which will be welcomed improvement for those of you who do not like to download codecs
Microsoft Lumia is now official, Microsoft logo to adorn future Windows Phones
Microsoft finally confirmed today that it will drop Nokia in favor of Microsoft Lumia branding - and the MS logo will also be used on new devices
Microsoft is Discontinuing Free Xbox Music Streaming
Microsoft quietly revealed via an Xbox support page that it will soon eliminate one of the key perks of Xbox Music: The ability to freely stream (ad-supported) music from the Windows and web versions of the Xbox Music client
A Quick Look at Windows Technical Preview Build 9860
Supersite for Windows takes a quick look at Windows Technical Preview Build 9860
Microsoft delivers first update to its Windows 10 Technical Preview
Microsoft has made available for download several new Windows 10 features to those running the Windows 10 Technical preview release
Microsoft blocks 10 million spam messages per minute
Microsoft has posted up on their Office blog that the company blocks 10 million spam message per minute but as the spam evolves, so too are the tactics to block the unwanted email
How Microsoft is Taking Office Cross-Platform
A Microsoft distinguished engineer has provided some crucial information about how the firm intends to extend its dominance in office productivity software to devices in this "mobile first, cloud first" era
Bush launches a low-cost Windows Phone and Windows 8.1 tablet at Argos
Over in the UK, Argos is now selling the Bush Windows Phone for £69.95, and Bush MyTablet running Windows 8.1 for just £129.95
Microsoft withdraws another buggy update
A non-patch security update for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 was causing systems to reboot. It's been a rough few months for Microsoft's update quality control.
Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 Update 4 RC is available to download now
Three months after announcing that it was working on Visual Studio 2013 Update 4, Microsoft made the Release Candidate for the new update available today, bringing various bug fixes and improvements
Docker container support coming to Microsofts next Windows Server release
Microsoft is building new container technologies into the next Windows Server release, enabling Dockerized applications to run on Windows Server on-premises or on Azure.
Microsoft rolls out Surface 2 firmware updates, promises Wi-Fi update for Surface Pro 3
Microsoft's new firmware updates bring various fixes and enhancements to the Surface 2, and a further update will make its way to the Surface Pro 3 to improve Wi-Fi connectivity "in the coming weeks"
Windows 10: A new preview build will be out soon
Microsoft has announced that over 1 million users are now testing Windows 10 but one aspect that has been overlooked is that a new preview build will be released soon
Windows 10: If youre using the Technical Preview, dont install Media Center
The Windows 10 Technical Preview lacks many consumer-focused features including Media Center, which some have installed using their Windows 8.1 product key - but Microsoft has warned against doing so
Microsoft: Over 1 million users are helping test Windows 10
Prior to the launch of Windows 10, Microsoft opened up the Windows Insider program and they are now saying that over 1 million users have signed up to access the Windows 10 technical preview.
