Is Microsoft done copying Apple?
You can copy a lot of things, but you can't copy commitment.
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Microsoft is right, two screens are far better than a folding OLED display
Folding displays might attract attention, but the technology is currently far too primitive -- and fragile -- for mainstream use.
Microsoft's new hardware strategy should worry Apple and Intel
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Microsoft's Edge browser is shaping up to be a strong and worthy opponent to Google Chrome.
Microsoft once called Linux 'a cancer,' and that was a big mistake
Microsoft's hostility to Linux has softened dramatically in recent years, but the scars from the war against Linux are still visible today.
Microsoft HoloLens 2: This is big, but you have to think different to 'Apple big'
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Parallels Toolbox: The ultimate software utility for Windows 10 and macOS
If you're looking for a suite of utilities that will both boost your productivity and improve the performance of your PC or Mac, then Parallels Toolbox is or you. And there are a variety of options to allow you to pay for the features you need.
Microsoft is right. The iPad is a kid's toy
In its latest ad, Microsoft doesn't pull its punches when it comes to criticizing the iPad, slamming it for not being a "real computer." And Microsoft is right.