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Surface Duo

Microsoft patents a new Surface phone with single spine folding tech

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Microsoft does not seem to be working on the Surface Duo 3, but the company is not stopping its research for the next-generation of foldable or dual-screen mobile devices. On February 29, the USPTO published a new patent titled "Foldable computing device spine cover plate".
Microsoft Edge for Windows 11

Microsoft Edge’s feature allows it to declutter toolbar on Windows 11, Windows 10

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When Microsoft Edge's Chromium version was first released, it had fewer features than Google Chrome and better performance. However, over the years, it has become cluttered with too many features.
Microsoft Edge for Windows 11

Microsoft Edge drops yellow for folders (favourites), gets monoline transparent look

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Microsoft Edge has quietly rolled out a minor change that replaces the yellow-themed favourites folders with more minimalist, monoline and transparent folders. Do you like the change?
Microsoft Publisher (.pub)

After Skype, Microsoft Publisher (.pub) is being discontinued. Microsoft says convert .pub to pdf

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Microsoft Office’s (now Microsoft 365) most popular tools include Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Most of us barely use anything more than that (Outlook has a more enterprise angle), and Microsoft is...

Microsoft survey hints more Perplexity Comet-like Edge browser features coming to Windows 11

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Microsoft survey hints more Perplexity Comet-like Edge browser features coming to Windows 11, including more tasks automation.
Copilot Reminders feature

Microsoft Copilot rolls out ‘Reminders’ as it catches up with Gemini and ChatGPT, sends...

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Microsoft Copilot is testing a new feature called 'Reminders,' and it's rolling out to everyone on the web.
The Surface RTX Spark Dev Box reminds us of the old Surface devices

Microsoft’s new Surface RTX Spark Dev Box is like the cheese grater Mac Pro,...

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After years of playing it safe with predictable updates, Microsoft is making the Surface brand experimental again. The new compact Surface RTX Spark Dev Box combines a bizarre, 1000 ventilation hole aluminum chassis with a massive 1 petaflop of unmetered, local NVIDIA AI processing power.
Microsoft Teams update with meeting notes

Microsoft Teams’ big update brings AI notes to physical meetings, chat sections, and more

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Microsoft shipped a major release for Teams in June 2026, but a bigger update is on the way and will roll out in the coming weeks.
Microsoft's first smartphone, the Orange SPV, launched five years before the iPhone

Before the iPhone, Microsoft had already built the smartphone, running a Windows you probably...

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Long before the iPhone, Microsoft and Orange launched the SPV in 2002, a Windows-powered smartphone with email, calendar, and Exchange integration years ahead of its time. From Windows CE's early handhelds to the Pocket PC era, here's how Microsoft's mobile head start slipped away.
Windows XP's legendary compatibility was partly Microsoft lying to old apps

Microsoft explains why Windows XP ran almost everything, and it lied to apps

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Raymond Chen explains how Windows XP stored app fixes in AppPatch, why Microsoft faked Windows version numbers and even recreated the Windows 95 heap for old programs, and why one incompatible in-house app could stop an entire company from upgrading.

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