Google Maps is getting even better this week with an update for Android that provides real-time traffic data and other useful new features.

Those seeking to bring their old photo collections into the digital age face numerous challenges. Here are a few thoughts about this process.

Today: Windows 10 Insider Preview build 15025 is available in ISO format, Raymond Chen looks at an interesting problem with the Surface power brick, much more.

This week, Microsoft announced add-ins for Outlook Mobile, starting on iOS. This is an important step for Outlook Mobile and for mobile productivity apps in general.

Microsoft today announced the two-year anniversary of Outlook Mobile for Android and iOS. And starting today, the iOS version is gaining a new add-ins capability.

The biggest change in my workflow over the years has been a shift from desktop applications to web apps. And my browser of choice remains Google Chrome.

Microsoft has responded to a reader query about OneDrive and its resiliency against ransomware. And they've got good news.

Microsoft Authenticator has been updated on both Android and iPhone in recent days with an interesting new feature called phone sign-in.

Microsoft often speaks about the "transformation" that it is undergoing in its transition to the cloud. But I sometimes wonder if Office will be left behind in this transition.

Today: Microsoft market cap hits $500 billion for first time in 17 years, ex-Mozillan speaks the truth about third-party AV, Chrome gets a performance boost, more.

If you're using a Microsoft account (MSA), you need to secure it with two-step verification. And then use an authenticator app to make it painless.

While no one has ever asked to pay for Outlook.com, there are some associated paid Microsoft services that will make for a better overall experience.

It's a new year and a new month of updates for the many products and services that make up Microsoft's Office 365.

I've spent the past year singing the praises of Google's Project Fi, especially for international usage. But now AT&T is dragging its feet into the 21st century.

The original vision for Google Voice was solid, but Google has let the service languish for five years. Today, that is finally changing.