Microsoft has been losing a few of its people as of late. Just recently, the head of developer experiences for Windows Phone left the company to work for Amazon and now the company's Xbox policy director has resigned after nearly 18 years with the company. keep reading

It looks like Bing is preparing for the Windows 8 Consumer Preview, becuase they have launched their new Windows 8 bing homepage, just for the consumer preview! Obviously the Consumer Preview isn't available yet, but that hasn't stopped Microsoft from getting things ready early! keep reading

New images of Microsoft's next operating system Windows 8 has leaked onto the web today, this time revealing some already talked about features from yesterdays image leak. The screenshots and info go into more detail about the taskbar and how it has changed from the Windows Developer Preview. The biggest change is that the start button is gone. keep reading

Dropbox, the popular online file storage service, is offering up to 5GB of free storage for those who beta test a new automatic photo and video uploading feature. Talk about an incentive to beta test a service. keep reading

With its ongoing effort to make Windows Phone a viable competitor in the mobile world, Microsoft has expanded the Windows Phone Marketplace to five new countries making it available in 41 countries total. keep reading

In yet another attack towards Google, Microsoft is touting it's Internet Explorer 9 as the browser of choice. On top of that, Microsoft claims Internet Explorer is the browser that respects your privacy and puts you in charge, unlike Google's Chrome browser. keep reading

A new image of Windows 8 has leaked onto the web today, revealing that build 8220 will be candidate Beta build for Windows 8. The image also reveals that the Beta will be called the Consumer Preview. keep reading

New rumours are circling the web stating that Microsoft are currently internally testing a Skype app for Windows Phone. Microsoft recently announced plans for Skype to be integrated into Windows Phone soon, could the company be starting now? keep reading

New details about Windows Phone 8, codenamed Apollo, has surfaced revealing new and exciting details about the company's upcoming update to Windows Phone. This new update promises several cool new features and one of them being Windows 8 integration! keep reading

For those who have been eagerly awaiting to test out Blizzard's upcoming Diablo III Beta, you might want to check your inbox if you signed up to be in the beta program. Blizzard has sent out 100,000 beta invites to many eager testers who cant wait to get their hands on this game. keep reading

With the recent changes in privacy policies that Google has plastered across its product line, Microsoft has offered "better alternatives" and blatently attacked Google's Privacy Policy to toot its own horn. Now, Google lashes back by "debunking" several privacy myths. keep reading

A new report is suggesting that Microsoft may be revealing Halo 4, the company's upcoming and highly anticipated game. A Finnish magazine by the name of "Pelaaja" may have spoiled the reveal by reporting that Microsoft will be holding a Showcase later this month and will be revealing Halo 4. keep reading

An internal video, leaked last year, showcased a special and funny sales video that poked fun at Google's Gmail. Just recently, Google and Microsoft have gone at it over privacy policy changes and now Microsoft is responding by officially releasing this video on Youtube! keep reading

During this years CES in Las Vegas, Microsoft spoke about Skype for Windows Phone and mentioned that it would be coming soon. Now, a new report suggests that beta invitations for Skype on Windows Phone are being sent out to Microsoft employees for the beta program. keep reading

During the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Microsoft announced that the Kinect would be available for Windows begining February 1st of this year. Microsoft has kept to that promise and officially released Kinect for Windows. keep reading

Windows 8 has been constantly hit with critisism since it was first announced back in CES 2011. Many people were concerned about how Microsoft was going to launch the next major version of Windows with a tablet-in-mind user interface. This post will explain my thoughts on how I think Microsoft has gone wrong with Windows 8, and how it isn't too late to fix it. keep reading

With the recent changes in privacy policies that Google has ushered across its line of products and not offering any opt-out, users have raised concern over the lack of privacy and choices. For these users grappling with the changes, Microsoft is advertising better alternatives. keep reading