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With the might of Chrome behind it, Google’s Self Share will allow users to seamlessly sync content from one device to another.

Traditional PC sales have made a triumphant return thanks to businesses and Windows 10, but the growth isn't expected to last. As new mobile devices flourish, analysts expect to see a continual decrease in the market in the long-term.

Version 17.30.3.0 of OneDrive on Windows brings the ability to preview over 100 different file formats within the app.

Windows 10 Build 17692 brings a host of improvements to many aspects of the OS, from accessibility tools to gaming, the on-screen keyboard, and more. It's available now to Slow Ring Insiders.

The Windows 10 April 2018 update has been adopted at double the speed of its predecessor, though it's unclear if this is due to user demand or aggressive roll-out tactics on Microsoft's part. The build continues to have significant technical issues.

A former Microsoft employee has spoken out about the company's recent reorganization and what it means for the future of Windows. However, while it's clear the company's focus has shifted over the years, its OS doesn't appear to me in any immediate danger.

Influential Microsoft executive Terry Myerson is leaving the company for a break before moving onto other things. It marks the end of a long and successful stint at the company.

After announcing Windows 10 Mobile is no longer a focus, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says the company will find the next technology trend to upend the market.

Microsoft's decision to neglect Windows 10 Mobile its plans for a link feature between Windows 10 PCs, Android, and iOS has left some users upset.

In its latest report, AdDuplex shows how Windows 10 Creators Update adoption is on par with the Anniversary Update. The firm also reports that Windows 10 Mobile adoption is outpacing PC.

WhartonBrooks Cerulean Moment reached just $30.000 of its $1.1m Indiegogo goal, making it very unlikely the device will come to market. The company has plans for four other devices.

In a new interview, Satya Nadella has dropped the biggest hint yet that the company will return to mobile hardware. However, any new devices may change the way we look at smartphones and will not look like phones.

While many might say that Windows Phone is practically dead already, it appears we had to wait until Microsoft’s latest Quarterly Report got published...

AdDuplex says the early stats for Windows 10 Creators Update show it has made its way to 10% of machines. The company also says the build will eventually roll out the majority of Windows 10 Mobile devices.

Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has revealed how we would handle the Windows Phone differently in an interview with Bloomberg, attributing part of the devices’ decline to the troubled launch of Windows Vista.

However, there could be some confusion about what the list means, as it could be for Redstone 3. Either way, the situation once again shows a faltering commitment to mobile.

The company is seeking two Windows 10 Mobile employees, a Senior Program Manager and a Program Manager II. Does this mean the company is ramping up smartphone ambitions? Is Windows 10 Mobile even ready to be taken seriously?

In its latest monthly market results, AdDuplex shows the Windows 10 Anniversary Update is widely adopted and Surface devices are doing well. However, the company has stopped sampling Windows phone data.

The decline of Windows Phone continues. Gartner shows that Microsoft sold just 1.092 million devices during Q4 2016 and held just 0.3% of the mobile market through the period.

Windows 10 OS Fundamentals Director of Program Management, Bill Karagounis, confirmed that Windows 10 Mobile updates will be released beyond the launch of the Creators Update this spring.