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Microsoft's Surface Pro X is the most ambitious Surface in years and prooves Windows on ARM works, with some limitations.

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The Surface Pro X is the Windows 10 computer Microsoft has tried to make for years. Running on an ARM processor co-developed between Microsoft and Qualcomm, can it support the apps you need? Since the base model costs $1,138.99 with a keyboard, it’s an important question to ask.

Mobile knowledge workers who are also Surface enthusiasts with deep pockets will love this ARM-based tablet/laptop. Gamers and creative types should look elsewhere, for now.

Microsoft is bringing its Fluent design system to its mobile apps. The software maker is introducing updated Office apps, and it’s working with Samsung, Google, and others on improving dual-screen and Android experiences in the future.

A lot went wrong in 2018, so much that it was easy to lose sight of global improvements in the midst of incessant bad news. But while it may be hard to believe, 2018 was in many ways the best year yet to be a human living on Earth.

Surface Earbuds will miss the crucial holiday shopping season for 2019.

The Surface Pro X is a complicated device to understand and that's a problem for consumers. But is it bad laptop? Not if you're the right person who needs what it does.

Speaking Truth to Power: Reflections on My Career at Microsoft Former Microsoft engineer James Whittaker talks about how CEO Satya Nadella can fix the deeply flawed company The only easy answer to …

Windows 10 could be better if only Microsoft got rid of its layers of made-men, according to a former Microsoft distinguished engineer.

Windows 10 November 2019 Update is coming soon. Here's a list of all the new changes you can expect to see once it arrives on your PC.

A sharp Surface redesign with a clever hidden stylus, but price and compatibility may be red flags.

Microsoft is launching new Teams features today, as it continues to battle Slack. Microsoft’s head of Office and Microsoft 365 is confident about the company’s ability to beat Slack as the two companies look to the future of productivity

Satya Nadella recently claimed that Windows 10 X as embodied on the Surface Neo had a pen-first UI which he really enjoyed using.  From the little we have seen and what has been leaked regarding Windows 10 X however there appears to be little innovation when it came to the pen-based features of the operating […]

Windows 10X is an OS for foldable PCs, but that's not where the story ends.

Windows 10X is Microsoft's latest attempt at making dual-screen devices mainstream. See what the dedicated OS for dual-screen devices has to offer.

Android or Windows? That is the ultimate question, and the answer may surprise you. It's both.

We’ve got another variation of Microsoft’s operating system to keep track of: Windows 10X. It’s coming first to the dual-screen Surface Neo due in 2020,

Microsoft has finally returned to the smartphone game with the Surface Duo. But to our surprise, this new device runs Android rather than Windows. Why?

Microsoft's foldable phone project, codenamed Andromeda, was assumed dead. But it's back, and it's coming next year!

Repeat after me: Windows 10 on Arm is not Windows RT. It’s also not the Windows 10 you know. Before you order an Arm-powered Windows device like the new Surface Pro X, read this.

It folds, but the screen isn't foldable. It sort of fits in your pocket. It has a camera. And it makes phone calls—but don't you dare call it a phone.

Microsoft has created its own dual-screen Surface Neo device. It runs a new Windows 10X operating system that’s an extension of Windows 10 and designed exclusively for dual-screen and foldable hardware.

We fully expected Microsoft to show off a dual-screen Surface today -- what we didn't expect was the company's return to smartphones in a bold new way. The...

At the big Microsoft Surface event on October 2, Redmond unveiled two folding tablets with two very different identities. For Windows Phone fans, it's the "non-phone" Neo that could prove to be the chosen one.

Microsoft has unveiled a dual-screen device strategy involving Surface Neo running Windows 10X and Surface Duo running Android, both coming in 2020.