The fast-rising Chinese handset maker is sticking with Android.
Manufacturers threaten to slow down production in the gap between Windows 7 and 9.
Clones and ripoffs of legit software abound in a store that looks like a poorly maintained Wal-Mart.
Users help Microsoft track down why the Surface 3 tablet would overheat and make a lot of noise.
Company claims 5,000 companies sign up for Google Apps every day, and thousands switch from Microsoft.
Samsung cancels high-end phone and settles for low-end devices.
The consultancy says prepare for Windows 9 or prepare to go through more XP headaches.
I'm fed up with my carrier and my phone. The ETF fee will be worth the freedom.
New rumors claims PC-based Cortana is going to do more on Windows 9, or 'Threshold,' than its smartphone cousin.
The ex-CEO who returned as interim CEO has been made permanent. This sounds familiar. Can history repeat?