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Four people standing facing away from the camera, with their arms around each others' shoulders, in the middle of a field of golden grass under a blue sky.

Cloud storage is cheaper when you know how to share it

Microsoft's internet browser, Microsoft Edge.

10 reasons to try Microsoft Edge now that Internet Explorer is dead

An ultrawide monitor on a wooden desk in front of a window.

Make the most of your dual or ultrawide monitor setup

Microsoft video authenticator

Microsoft’s new video authenticator could help weed out dangerous deepfakes

By Stan Horaczek

a person working on a disassembled phone

When your devices need repairs, here’s where to start

Fans in stands via Microsoft Teams at an NBA game

Now you can join an ongoing NBA game like it’s a video conference

By Stan Horaczek

Microsoft noise suppression

AI is here to mask barking dogs and screaming kids from your video calls

By Stan Horaczek

A phone with the Twitter icon on the screen, on top of a closed cardboard box that says "Handle with care."

How to download your data from Twitter and other sites

By Stan Horaczek

Xbox Elite Controller 2 triggers

The $180 Xbox Elite Wireless Controller 2 is probably better at video games than you are

By Stan Horaczek

A Black woman with orange, braided hair sitting in front of a silver Surface laptop, possibly using Microsoft PowerToys.

Paste text without ugly formatting, and other ways Microsoft’s PowerToys can help you

By David Nield, Justin Pot

Last week in tech: Microsoft’s dual-screen gadgets, Facebook’s privacy battle, and ‘Star Wars’ kitchenware

Last week in tech: Microsoft’s dual-screen gadgets, Facebook’s privacy battle, and ‘Star Wars’ kitchenware

By Stan Horaczek

Microsoft has a plan to make dual-screen laptops and phones work in the real world

Microsoft has a plan to make dual-screen laptops and phones work in the real world

By Stan Horaczek

A person's hands on a smaller black keyboard in front of a larger black keyboard, perhaps figuring out how to use mouse keys to navigate their computer without a mouse.

How to use mouse keys to navigate your computer with only your keyboard

Last week in tech: A massive hardware hack, new Microsoft devices, and concept cars

By Stan Horaczek

Stop struggling with ‘inbox zero’ and just delete all your emails

A casual video gamer’s guide to 2018 E3 announcements

By Popular Science Team

A person sitting at a wooden desk in front of a large window, bathed in sunlight, with the Google search engine open on a laptop and a small cup of coffee on a saucer next to them.

How to get the most space in your cloud storage—without paying to upgrade

Drones, AI, and smart meetings at the beginning of the Microsoft Build conference

Drones, AI, and smart meetings at the beginning of the Microsoft Build conference

Surface Book 2 Review

Microsoft Surface Book 2 review: sweet overkill for your stick figure drawings

By Stan Horaczek

You can now navigate Windows 10 by walking around a virtual mansion

You can now navigate Windows 10 by walking around a virtual mansion

By Stan Horaczek

Wi-Fi has a serious vulnerability. Here’s how to stay safe.

Use these online office suites to get your work done anywhere

Use these online office suites to get your work done anywhere

A non-developer’s guide to all the stuff Microsoft announced at its Build 2017 conference

A non-developer’s guide to all the stuff Microsoft announced at its Build 2017 conference

By Stan Horaczek

Partnership On AI Brings Amazon, Microsoft, Facebook And More Together

Partnership On AI Brings Amazon, Microsoft, Facebook And More Together

By Xavier Harding

Human Anatomy Gets Virtual

Human Anatomy Gets Virtual

By Alexandra Ossola

Microsoft Thinks Everyone Should Have An Army Of Bots

Microsoft Thinks Everyone Should Have An Army Of Bots

By Dave Gershgorn

Fooling the machine

Fooling the machine

By Dave Gershgorn

Tay is a millennial A.I. chatbot.

Here’s How We Prevent The Next Racist Chatbot

By Dave Gershgorn

Bill Gates Re-Created His 1973 High School Yearbook Photo

Bill Gates Re-Created His 1973 High School Yearbook Photo

By Carl Franzen

The FBI Has Succeeded In Uniting Silicon Valley…Against The FBI

The FBI Has Succeeded In Uniting Silicon Valley…Against The FBI

By Carl Franzen

Microsoft Denies Using Its App To Favor Rubio In Iowa Caucuses

Microsoft Denies Using Its App To Favor Rubio In Iowa Caucuses

By Carl Franzen

This Is Why Microsoft Is Putting Data Servers In The Ocean

This Is Why Microsoft Is Putting Data Servers In The Ocean

By Mary Beth Griggs

Microsoft’s Huge Update Could Bring Artificial Intelligence To Your Apps

Microsoft’s Huge Update Could Bring Artificial Intelligence To Your Apps

By Dave Gershgorn

Microsoft’s IllumiRoom Rolls Virtual Grenades Straight Into Your Living Room

Microsoft’s IllumiRoom Rolls Virtual Grenades Straight Into Your Living Room

By Carl Franzen

Microsoft Wants You To Believe In Holograms

Microsoft Wants You To Believe In Holograms

Skype Translator

How Microsoft’s Machine Learning Is Breaking The Global Language Barrier

The Death Of The Password Starts Today (Maybe)

The Death Of The Password Starts Today (Maybe)

The 8 Best Student Tech Projects At Microsoft’s Imagine Cup

The 8 Best Student Tech Projects At Microsoft’s Imagine Cup

Let’s Get Rid Of 16:9 Laptops Forever

Let’s Get Rid Of 16:9 Laptops Forever

By Dan Nosowitz

Microsoft Dodges $210,000 Fine By Wasting Millions Of Watts Of Electricity

Microsoft Dodges $210,000 Fine By Wasting Millions Of Watts Of Electricity

Imagine Cup 2012: Gloves That Translate Sign Language Into Spoken Language

Imagine Cup 2012: Gloves That Translate Sign Language Into Spoken Language

Kicking Off the 2012 Microsoft Imagine Cup With Student-Made Kinect Projects

Kicking Off the 2012 Microsoft Imagine Cup With Student-Made Kinect Projects

Those Nigerian Scam Emails Spin an Outrageous Yarn for a Reason

Those Nigerian Scam Emails Spin an Outrageous Yarn for a Reason

James Cameron, Charles Simonyi, and Ross Perot, Jr. to Unveil Space Project

James Cameron, Charles Simonyi, and Ross Perot, Jr. to Unveil Space Project

By Dan Nosowitz

Apple Will Be Just Fine, Thanks To Aggressive Jobsian Minimalism

Apple Will Be Just Fine, Thanks To Aggressive Jobsian Minimalism

By Dan Nosowitz

The Recession’s Toll on the Green Economy

The Recession’s Toll on the Green Economy

By Rebecca Boyle

Microsoft Launches Windows Phone 7 With Something for Everyone (Except Verizon Customers)

Microsoft Launches Windows Phone 7 With Something for Everyone (Except Verizon Customers)

By Dan Nosowitz