Brad Sams

Microsoft has created a new online dashboard that gives you more control over the data the company has collected and they are also introducing new privacy features into the Creators update too.

Microsoft’s Windows 10 operating system saw healthy growth in 2016 but its browser, Edge, is struggling to find a home with users.

Ransomware will continue to grow in popularity in 2017 and taking a look back at the past two years, you can see how widespread the attacks have become.

Microsoft will release a new feature with the Creators update next year that will allow a user to defer updates for up to 35 days.

Cyanogen has announced that it is ending its operations and seeing as they are a strategic partner with Microsoft, this has an impact on the company’s mobile strategy.

Microsoft has landed a lucrative contract with the Pentagon to the tune of nearly a billion dollars to provide technical service for the government agency.

Microsoft is winding down development of Windows 10 Redstone 2 in January which means the engineering efforts will shift to Redstone 3.

Joining HPE with Helion, Cisco is shutting down its cloud service that it has invested $1 billion into known as Intercloud.

Microsoft’s Surface Hub is here to stay, the product is selling well with the average order size being 50 units; the company is adding additional resellers too.

Microsoft is about to reboot its mobile strategy, again, but this time they have a new arsenal of features that will make the transition much smoother.

Microsoft has announced a strategic shift for how it will bring Windows 10 to mobile devices; x86 emulation on ARM chips to enable running classic applications.

Microsoft is making big changes to its conferences for 2017 with Build heading to Seattle and Envision being combined with Ignite.