Microsoft Q4 strong, Office 365 consumer subscriptions top 23 million
The company delivered strong cloud growth as its Office 365, Dynamics and Azure products and services chugged along. Read More
Samsung stands by waterproof claims for Galaxy S7 Active
A series of endurance tests have suggested that the S7 Active is still prone to water damage when put under extreme conditions. Read More
ARM and SoftBank: Why the UK needs more giant tech takeovers, not less
The problems with the UK’s tech industry are bigger than the fate of just one company. Read More
Seagate unveils world’s largest consumer hard drive
The 10TB Barracuda Pro takes the top spot at the world’s largest capacity consumer hard drive for desktop users. Read More
Microsoft lays off remaining handful of Microsoft Press staff
Microsoft has laid off almost all of the company’s remaining Microsoft Press publishing staff. But Pearson is expected to keep the brand alive. Read More
Mini computers that fit in the palm of your hand
It wasn’t that long ago that a computer was something housed in a huge beige box that weighed as much as an engine block and took up half your desk. Now you can get a powerful computer that can fit in the palm of your hand. Read More
Can companies engineer a good customer experience?
Forrester Research finds that there is a broad-based improvement in customer experience (CX). The bad news is that enterprises struggle to break beyond being merely OK. Read More
The best Linux laptop: The 2016 Dell XPS 13
Dell’s fifth-generation open-source developer laptop isn’t just good, it’s great. Read More
Despite a war, this Ukrainian city’s tech sector has tripled in six years
Tech businesses in the city of Lviv are thriving thanks to outsourcing, and 90 percent of the clients are US, Canadian, and European companies. Read More
Google rolls out the final Android 7.0 Nougat developer preview
Google has rolled out the fifth and final developer preview of Android 7.0 ahead of the summer public release. Read More