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Microsoft Cloud products continue to thrive according to the company’s latest financial results. Xbox is also performing very well, while Windows and Surface continue to hold their own.

Microsoft Teams has received tons of new functionality, including slash command, app card integrations, and more. The features are available to all users.

Upcoming EU legislation will put more pressure on tech companies. In a preemptive move, Facebook has published its privacy principles and will release data-focused educational videos.

Photos' Choose a Star feature automatically zooms, edits, and adds music to focus on a single person. The functionality is perfect for birthday videos or sporting events.

The latest version of the popular Windows emulator, Wine 3.0 allows users to run full Windows apps on Android or Chromebook.

Annie Parker, the co-founder of muru-D, and former CEO of Lighthouse and Fishburner has been named Microsoft’s global head of startups.

Minor Microsoft Jobs cuts have been confirmed by the company, affecting executive positions from several global regions.

Yammer will receive a host of new features, including polls, announcements, GIFs, SharePoint integration, and more. The changes will come to Android and iOS soon.

IBM and Salesforce have extended their AI partnership with the promise of more apps and a powerful strategic partnership.

The City of Barcelona says it will phase out Outlook this year, with Office, Internet Explorer, and Windows to follow. The municipality wants to promote local SMEs and open source solutions.

OneDrive users will be able to protect their content from attack through a new roll back feature that takes the storage service back to a previous date.

In a blog post, Microsoft urges holdouts to upgrade to Windows 10 and enjoy protection against ransomware alongside the most secure Windows ever.

As Alexa threatens Cortana on Windows, Microsoft has announced the virtual assistant will make its way to several new devices this year.

A security flaw caused by the retired Equation Editor in Word is the focus of Patch Tuesday. Microsoft fixed 56 flaws in total this month.

US government-backed cybersecurity team says the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerability can only be fixed by removing the affected CPU. Such an action would take a massive toll on the industry.

67 Microsoft and 63 Amazon employees have been identified via emails as part of a sex trafficking sting in 2015. Authorities also revealed emails from Boeing, T-Mobile, and Oracle.

Mouse and keyboard support for the Xbox One may be closer than some thought. The accidental post of a press release suggests incoming updates to enable Surface Keyboard and Microsoft Precision mouse operability.

Microsoft says it will remove forced arbitration agreements, allowing sexual harassment victims to take their case to courts.

Microsoft Flow has received some highly requested functionality, as well as general tweaks to user experience and performance.

Microsoft has declared public support for a Senate bill that would remove forced arbitration in harassment cases, as well as adjusting its internal policies. The move comes less than a week after accusations that the company was unsympathetic to an employees rape allegation.