Mary Branscombe

Office is a whole range of apps and services that make up a platform, and here's what Microsoft needs to do to make the most of it.

Windows as a Service means frequent updates, and here are the ones we'd most like to see implemented.

Opinion The HoloLens is the most exciting thing Microsoft has done in years – and it's a Windows 10 PC inside.

For businesses, Windows 10 ditches the old ways of upgrading and updating systems, as well as adding key new security and management options.

From the appeal of the familiar to the security boon of automatically applied updates, Windows 10 offers a range of features for businesses.

If you rely on XP Mode, Media Center or placeholders in OneDrive, you may want to think twice about upgrading to Windows 10.

Windows has changed a lot in the last seven years – we look back to Windows 7 and forward to Windows 10 to make it clear what you get as you upgrade.

From Edge extras to full OneDrive features, there are some Windows 10 features you won't see when the new OS comes out on July 29.

The next version of Windows Server will mark a shift to a world of containers, microservices and cloud-style architecture.

You can't afford to wait for Windows Server 2016 next year, because Windows Server 2003 is about to stop getting updates.

The touch-friendly version of Office that comes with Windows 10 is more like the Windows equivalent of Office for iPad than Office 2016.

A new name, a new look and new features for working with Office documents and broadcasting to thousands of people.

If Azure and Windows Server look more and more alike, that's deliberate, says Microsoft's Mike Neil.

SQL Server 2016 is built with and for Azure, but it runs on your servers…

Nano Server will make Windows Server 2016 faster, more secure and ready for the cloud.

"What can I help you with?" Cortana could start asking that question about business meetings…

Windows Update for Business is designed to stop Windows being a fragmented platform.

When you connect a big screen to a phone you'll get apps that look like they're on a desktop – and here's how all this works.

Microsoft's Edge browser will get Chrome and Firefox style extensions, but when will these be implemented?

Microsoft is telling developers to use a range of controls for Windows 10 apps.

Want to know the details of how Android apps will run on Windows 10 handsets? Well, read on…