• Xbox One ships 10mil units, 3 months after Playstation 4

  If you've been to an electronics retailer like Best Buy recently, you've probably seen a stack of Xbox One bundles peppered throughout the store. According to Microsoft, that's helped them boost sales of late. Xbox marketing chief Yusef Mehdi took to the Xbox blog today, noting Microsoft's…

• Microsoft goes open source, cross-platform with .NET developer tech

  Microsoft is porting its server-side .NET stack to Linux and Mac OS X, and is making more of that stack available as open source.

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• Microsoft claims Xbox One has outsold PS4 'for the past 2 weeks'

  Microsoft has found the price and games that could carry the Xbox One to a very successful holiday season.

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• Microsoft reaches 10 million Xbox One shipments three months after the PS4

  Microsoft is revealing today that it will "shortly" have shipped 10 million Xbox One consoles to retailers. The significant milestone comes exactly three months after Sony first revealed it had hit 10 million sales of its PlayStation 4 console worldwide. Microsoft's sales figures count…

• Microsoft Updates Windows 10's Preview With Gesture Support, OneDrive Tweaks And Bug Fixes

   As expected, Microsoft released a new build of Windows 10's technical preview today for users who are in the "Fast" update cycle for the company's next operating system.The build contains a few changes that users requested, including new animations for minimizing applications, and the…

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• Xbox One claims the new-gen sales lead for two weeks, time to celebrate

  Good news for Xbox One: a combination of lower prices (through a mix of new SKUs, bundles, and "temporary" price cuts), updated software and newly released exclusives like Sunset Overdrive and Halo Master Chief Collection have sales on the upswing....

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• Windows 10 testers get a second update

  Microsoft delivers its second update in two months to the tech preview of Windows 10. Here's what's in it.

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• Microsoft Band review: A tale of pitfalls and promise

  There are generally two schools of thought on how to build a wrist-borne wearable. Either make a fancy pedometer that's supposed to stay out of the way, or go the smartwatch route and cram in as many features as possible. Then there's this weird...

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