During its WWDC 2020 presentation today, Apple unveiled the next version of its OS for Apple TV, tvOS. For fans of Microsoft's Xbox controllers, you'll be able to use the new Xbox Elite Controller Series 2 and the Xbox Adaptive Controller starting in tvOS 14.
Apple launched mouse and trackpad support for iPad in March, and Microsoft is working on adding it to its Office apps. According to new reports, Microsoft is aiming to ship mouse support in its Office for iPad apps by fall 2020.
The Microsoft Teams app for iOS is getting a little closer to feature parity with its desktop counterparts today. The app has picked up background blue for video calls, and it's slowly starting to roll out to everyone starting today.
Microsoft is reportedly moving to make its internal and external events digital-only through its 2021 fiscal year. That would include events like Ignite 2020 and Build 2021.
A fresh update is now available for Dell Mobile Connect, making the app work just as well with iOS devices as it does with Android phones. Now, iOS users can mirror their screen on their PCs and send files back and forth between devices.
WaterField debuted another new bag for its lineup today, the Hitch Crossbody Brief. Available in two sizes, the bag is made of leather and built to secure up to a 15-inch laptop and a 12.9-inch tablet.
Amazon revealed that it is suspending warehouse shipments until April 5 in order to prioritize medical supplies and household staples in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. Here's what that means for you and your orders.
The Microsoft Authenticator app for iOS has some new account setting tweaks coming down the pike. The TestFlight beta now includes options to change your password, security settings, and more.
Amid growing concerns about the threat posed by coronavirus, Mobile World Congress 2020, one of the year's biggest tech events, was cancelled last week. Here's what it means for the industry, vendors, and consumers.
I've been waiting for what feels like forever to get my hands on Xbox Project xCloud for iPad, and it's finally here. So far, it's a solid start, but there's so much room to grow.
If you're having problems with Twitter today, you're not alone. The social media service is experiencing problems this afternoon, preventing people from sending new tweets and others from refreshing their timelines.
Microsoft's Seeing AI app is now even more accessible with newly added support for Dutch, French, German, Japanese, and Spanish.
Apple appears to be ready to build some new apps for Windows 10. In a new job listing posted to LinkedIn, the company is looking for a software engineer to create the "next generation of media apps for Windows."
GitHub today launched the beta for its mobile app, coming first to iPhone and iPad. The app, which allows you to work and communicate with your team on the go, is also planned for an Android release "soon."
A fresh update for Microsoft Whiteboard on iOS adds collaborative templates to help you get started on your brainstorming sessions right away.
Microsoft is getting ready for its big Surface event on October 2. Here's how you can tune in and watch all of the announcements live.
The Xbox app on iOS and Android will now let you jump into voice chat channels with friends via your existing conversations. The update comes alongside the ability to share photos and videos from your gallery with friends.
OneDrive is the first app in Microsoft's Office suite on iOS to get the dark mode treatment. Available on iOS 13, which launches today, OneDrive's dark mode is expected to launch alongside a similar dark treatment for the rest of Microsoft's iOS Office apps.
NVIDIA is giving its GeForce NOW UI on PC and Macs a bit of a visual overhaul today, putting a greater emphasis on finding your games when you need them. The new UI brings the search bar front and center and adds new levels of details for each game.
In a new interview, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates signaled that he's skeptical that breaking up big tech companies will result in a favorable outcome. Gates' comments come as the U.S. government has launched antitrust probes into Google, Facebook, Apple, and Amazon.