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Our winners and losers of the week provide joy and disappointment. Disney+, Microsoft and many more have polarized this week in tech.

We're back once again with an autopsy of the last seven days in the tech industry. Here are our winners and losers of the week.

Anticipation is growing around the PS5 and Xbox Series X. This gamer, however, is worried about where the future consoles are heading.

The winners and losers of the week are Microsoft, with account pressure, and Xiaomi, with sales records. Here's what moved us this week.

A yacht for $500 million? Bill Gates is investing in a largely CO2-neutral luxury yacht. The pictures are impressive, but is it true?

Microsoft presents the new Xbox Series X and publishes the first technical specs. here's everything we know about the PlayStation 5 competitor.

The world's biggest tech event returns to Las Vegas this month. Here's what we are expecting to see at the Consumer Electronics Show for 2020.

An exciting week comes to an end with winners and losers. Facebook's umpteenth privacy smear and Siri's market power are the focus of attention.

Who could enjoy their fortunes this week and who had it not so easy? This week it was hard - but still, there are winners and losers to identify.

With Google Stadia and Microsoft xCloud, cloud gaming should finally achieve its breakthrough. Will the dream of a Netflix for games finally come true?

Panos Panay, Microsoft's product manager, was in Berlin to unveil new hardware. We also received more information about the brand's strategy.

On Wednesday, October 2, Microsoft will be revealed the latest additions to its Surface product line in New York City. Here's what to expect.

Microsoft has compiled a list of potentially dangerous software and distributed it among its employees. In the list also GitHub, Microsoft property.

In a very short time the Surface Headphones have managed to build a good reputation but can they live up to my high expectations? Here's the review.

The Swedish distillery Mackmyra uses artificial intelligence to create whisky blends. But this is not meant to replace humans.

Microsoft is bringing Minecraft AR to your phone. The company teased the game at the end of its Build 2019 conference keynote in a video.

It was 1999 and Microsoft was planning to make users homes smarter. Fortunately, the present is completely different...

Good news for those who rely on Skype for business meetings, Microsoft will double the number of people who can participate. Here's how and when.

New rumors are coming in that Microsoft is about to release Windows Lite, a lighter version of its OS to fight Chromebooks.

Microsoft's new HoloLens 2 is one of the most exciting new devices of MWC this year. Even if you never see one, it quietly builds the world around you.