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Microsoft's latest and greatest Surface laptop is not the most powerful laptop you can by, but it's certainly one of the most versatile.

Whether it’s for online learning and homework, or video streaming and games at the weekend, these are the best laptops for kids

To be clear, it was never a difficult process, per se; Microsoft maintains a set of easy-to-follow installation instructions over in its WSL documentation. However, it did...

One key to the modern application development life cycle is the toolchain: all the various applications and services that come together to deliver our own custom tools. They range from code generators that build scaffolding and deliver application frameworks, through IDEs and editors, to testing tools and continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipelines. It’s […]

More of Microsoft’s internal tools get released to the outside world.

Combining five feature-packed modules for work with Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF documents, and a Mail client with Calendar, OfficeSuite ensures you have all the tools necessary to succeed.

All-in-one disk cleaning manager. Visualize, manage and free up your storage space in just one click.

Windows 11 includes the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), just like Windows 10 did before it. But that’s the problem—whenever Microsoft adds new features to WSL, they have to wait for a big Windows operating system update to reach users. Microsoft has a preview feature to speed this up.

Google revealed earlier this year that there are now three billion active Android devices globally, and each has access to the Google Play Store. Since its rebranding nine years ago, the Play Store has become a one-stop-shop for everything gaming on smartphones. The last count put the total number of apps and games on the store at nearly three and a half million. Gamers on mobile devices now have a dizzying array of gaming categories to choose from, and within each, a vast range of exciting and ...

The Right to Repair movement was to have been given a boost in the arm back in July when President Biden was to direct the U.S. Federal Trade Commission to draft new rules aimed at stopping manufacturers from limiting consumers’ ability to repair products at independent shops or on their own. Thus far, nothing concrete has been issued that would make Apple, Microsoft and others comply. Then yesterday, it appears that Microsoft blinked.