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Surface Go: Touch UI and the Type Cover
My first day with the brand new Microsoft Surface Go has been an interesting jump into a whole new world.
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Microsoft’s Surface Go: iPad Killer?
I’m going to spoil the question in the headline1 right up front: no, I don’t think the Surface
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The future of Microsoft Office for Mac is just fine
There has been some worry in the Apple community about the future of Office on the Mac since Microsoft announced
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Your local OS, not just online services, still matter in 2017
Apple gets a lot of heat for being bad at services, bad at AI, and bad at collecting user data.
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Reflections on Microsoft's Build 2017 Conference
Microsoft had their Build Conference last week, which means we're officially in summer-tech-conference season! Microsoft wrapped up their
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Totally Misunderstanding the iPad
Paul Thurrott completely misses on this one.
[Tim Cook] “You can converge a toaster and a refrigerator, but those things
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Microsoft Word Does Not Support Custom Fonts. Wait, Really?
I was helping my wife get going with her new (and first) Mac, and apparently Microsoft Office does not support
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A Touch OS is About More than Just Bigger Touch Targets
David Sparks on a recent trip the Microsoft Store to try out the Surface Studio:
In more traditional apps, like
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The PC is Complete
Apple and Microsoft both had PC events this week where they showed off the latest and greatest each company had
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Pricing out the Surface Studio vs the 5K iMac
Microsoft unveiled it's impressive Surface Studio today, and it looks like a very capable machine. It looks solid,
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I Don't Want a Microsoft Surface Studio, I Want a 28 Inch iPad Pro
I'm still coming to terms with my feelings on the Microsoft Surface Studio. On the one hand it&
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Abandoning Old Biases (or How I Kind of Like Microsoft Now)
You might have been able to tell that I'm an Apple guy. I loved my Performa in 1994
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Microsoft has Yet Another Messaging Disaster
Last week saw a very aggressive statement by Epic Games' Tim Sweeney about the state of Windows Universal Platform.