A new agreement has been made between Microsoft and several big name companies when it comes to disclosing app data usage. The new agreement will require these companies to inform app users how much data will be used by that app before it is downloaded. keep reading

Adobe is offering another "sneak peek" at the company's upcoming release of it's flagship digital imaging software, Photoshop CS6. The company is addressing numerous feature requests from Photoshop users and one of them deals with preset management, which the company gives us a sneak peek of. keep reading

Microsoft has unveiled a new feature for it's Bing doing engine that allows users to link related pages to search results. The new Linked Pages in Bing pretty much allows you to have more control in how you show up on a Bing search result. keep reading

New screenshots were leaked today showcasing the Windows Store in Microsoft's upcoming Windows 8 operating system. The screenshots are in Chinese but showcase several games as well as two apps that are sure to cause a buzz. keep reading

With the recent changes in privacy policies that Google has implemented across its line of products, Microsoft has been jumping on top of the search engine giant with repeated attacks. This time, we get to see a new video poking fun at Google Apps. keep reading

Hotmail, the popular web-based email service of Microsoft, is getting better at fighting graymail with a set of features that Microsoft has introduced. The company claims to have conquered graymail over 100 million times. keep reading

Earlier today, new photos of what appeared to be Office for iPad leaked onto the web, revealing a Metro type UI, as well as support for editing Word, Excel and PowerPoint presentations. A mere few hours later, a Microsoft spokesperson has claimed that these photos are fake. keep reading

A new report indicates that the popular Microsoft productivity suite Office is expected to be released for the iPad very soon as a new test build has been uncovered showcasing a Metro interface and indicating four apps that will be a part of the suite. keep reading

In a new Building Windows 8 blog post, Microsoft has detailed an improved language support feature in Windows 8. Now in a centralized location, Windows 8 users can easily switch between the 109 total languages. keep reading

Microsoft has launched a new video series called "Minute of Mango" aimed to give you a quick one-minute tutorial on a Windows Phone 7.5 Mango related task. Microsoft hopes to broadcast three new tips every week for ten weeks. keep reading

In yet another attack towards Google, Microsoft claims that the search engine giant has been placing ad-tracking cookies without permission and bypassing the default privacy settings in Internet Explorer. The fix? Use Internet Explorer 9. keep reading

In a new Building Windows 8 blog post, Microsoft spoke about SkyDrive integration in Windows 8 and how you can use it to store your pictures and documents with ease. The blog post demonstrates how SkyDrive can be used within the Metro interface and updated easily with no hassle or interferences. keep reading

Microsoft has revised its support life-cycle for the company's consumer versions of Windows Vista and Windows 7, a new report states. Now, the operating systems quietly receive a full ten years of support, regardless of edition. keep reading

Screenshots recently leaked revealing support for paid storage for SkyDrive, as well as desktop client support for Windows and Mac. Now, we learn that there are more features to be added to the upcoming SkyDrive update. keep reading

New screenshots have leaked onto the web today revealing support for paid storage for SkyDrive, as well as desktop client support for Windows and Mac. Users have been screaming for a desktop client since the service began, will they be getting what they have been asking for? keep reading

A new update released by Microsoft has extended the deadline time for the Windows 8 Developer Preview (Client and Server Editions) until January 15, 2013. Why Microsoft done this is currently currently unknown. keep reading

The designers of the new Windows 8 logo, Pentagram, explained that the new logo's clean lines, flat shape, and bold color reflects the design principles of Microsoft’s Metro design language. On top of that, the new logo can now represent an actual window because of its transparency. keep reading

While everyone is buzzing over the upcoming Consumer Preview of Windows 8, Fujitsu recently held a press conference where it hinted at when Windows 8 would hit retail. This is yet another rumor that has indicated Q4 of 2012 to be the release time-frame for Windows 8. keep reading