Paul Thurrott

Later today, Apple will introduce new iPhones, iPads and other devices. But there are other things going on with Apple that are far more important.

This week Microsoft will face off against the DOJ in a closely-watched case that will help determine the scope of U.S. search warrants in the digital age.

Because Microsoft can’t stop punching itself in the face, this week’s other news includes Windows 10 milestones to look forward to, and a whole lot more.

Today, Microprocessor giant Intel trumpeted the arrival of its 6th-generation Core processor lineup, named Skylake, promising it would be a “turning point.”

In rejecting the EC’s antitrust claims, Google is risking a disaster that could cost billions in fines and require it to make major behavioral changes.

VMWare announced a number of steps towards realizing its software-defined data center vision, including big pushes into the hybrid cloud and containers.

Because I will turn this car around if I have to, this week’s other news includes no Xbox Micro for you, Ubuntu really turns it up a notch, and more.

This week Facebook released a preview version of a personal digital called M. Can this Messenger-based solution compete with Siri, Cortana and Google Now?

A sobering new report from the market researchers at IDC refutes any notion that the PC market will stabilize or even rebound this calendar year.

While Chromebooks haven’t had much impact on the worldwide market for personal computing devices, Google’s notebooks have seen some traction in education.