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A new problem in Windows 10 is stopping users from updating the OS or downloading apps. However, the problem is caused by the DNS and not Microsoft.

Through the night, Office 365 and Azure users were unable to access their accounts, while Skype and LinkedIn were also affected.

This month’s Microsoft 365 update has plenty of changes surrounding compliance and privacy data improvements and features.

Skype Room Systems is now Microsoft Teams Rooms, with plenty of new features ahead of new device launches.

Facebook’s plan to use drones to delivery internet seemed to be over last year, but a report shows the company has been working with Airbus to continue the project.

Austrian privacy campaigner Max Schrems accuses the companies of failing to provide sufficient information, with potential total maximum damages totaling €18.8 billion.

Satya Nadella has been frank about Microsoft's plans for Cortana, announcing that it will no longer be trying to compete with Amazon, Google, and Apple. Instead, it wants the assistant to take a background role.

Google could be about to win a legal tussle against French authorities in Europe after the top court’s advisor favored the company’s limiting the delisting of user information.

The European Commission is willing to pay bug bounties for issues with Notepad++ KeyPass, VLC Media Player, FileZilla, and more.

Three new Azure Availability Zone locations are now available in Southeast Asia, based out of Microsoft’s Singapore region.

Microsoft Teams is now comfortably the second most used business chat app, behind Microsoft’s own Skype for Business.

France and Germany have proposed a 3% digital advertising tax as an attempt to prevent tech giants using tax loopholes.

A new investigation against Amazon has been opened in Germany, accusing the e-commerce giant of stifling small sellers.

MPs left an empty seat for Mark Zuckerberg refused to appear for a fake news hearing, but his stand-in didn't provide many answers either. The UK is set to publish seized documents next week.

Google will display who paid for ads, protect officials, and provide relevant information during the EU parliament elections.

Amazon is sending out emails to customers after it accidentally released user email details due to a technical error.

Valve is axing the Steam Link hardware and will no longer sell it once stock runs out. Instead, it plans to work on Smart TV and mobile compatibility.

Organizations were unable to sign in to Office 365 and Azure services yesterday due to multi-factor authentication issues.

A John Lewis store in Chelsea now offers various Surface devices, Microsoft accessories, and OEM partner desktops, creating one the tech giants first physical store experiences in the UK.

An investigation by Dutch authorities has found Microsoft Office telemetry data practices break 8 regulations in the new GDPR laws.