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Microsoft is launching its own Xbox TV stick and streaming app next year that will feature cloud based gaming through Xbox Game Pass.

With both consoles using Bluetooth gamepads, it is easy to use a PlayStation or Xbox gamepad with your smartphone. Learn how to.

Google added one option to log in quickly on the YouTube app for smart TVs and consoles, without having to type your username and password.

As part of its Surface event, Microsoft unveiled a new Surface Duo 2 yesterday. We present the new smartphone to you in brief.

Xiaomi has introduced a new foldable with the Mi Mix Fold. We want to know whether the device is the future of foldables.

After a long wait, the Microsoft Surface Duo is finally headed for Germany. Not only is it late, but also expensive and outdated.

We already knew how Microsoft would launch its cloud gaming service on Apple's devices. Now the company announced a launch date for xCloud on iOS and PC.

Microsoft is working on a new project that will let Android apps run on Windows 10 computers without major modifications. Sounds promising?

Our winners and losers of the week: users of cheap mobile phones are happy and Microsoft may be ashamed of the Surface Duo.

Apple does not make it easy for cloud gaming providers. Now Microsoft has also found an alternative to the App Store to offer xCloud on iOS.

The TikTok owner is reported to have agreed a deal to partner with Oracle after Trump's deadline to block ByteDance dealing with US companies approaches.

Confirmed by Microsoft, the prices of $499 and $299 for Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S are official. They will be released on November 10, 2020.

The dispute with Apple also puts the development of Epic's Unreal Engine at risk. Now the game developer now gets support from Microsoft.

A few days ago Microsoft announced the launch of the Surface Duo. Now a video shows what makes the new dual-screen smartphone so special.

In October 2019, Microsoft presented the Surface Duo for the first time. Now it has announced the price and launch date for the dual-screen smartphone.

It's been a hectic seven days in the world of consumer technology. Here are those that emerged as winners, and those they fell as losers this week.

Faced with the restrictive policy of Apple's App Store, Microsoft has decided to stop testing its cloud gaming service on iPhone.

After a long test phase, it will soon be time for Microsoft to launch the gaming service currently known as Project xCloud.

Donald Trump is ready to take action against Chinese software companies, but TikTok will not be banned if Microsoft can acquire it before September 15.

Microsoft has finally lifted the lid on its long-rumored Surface Earbuds and Surface Headphones 2.