Sean Endicott
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The Surface Duo will receive both OS and security updates for three years from Microsoft. That timespan lines the Surface Duo up with flagship devices from Google and Samsung.

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Microsoft unveiled the price of the Surface Duo today alongside other details about the device. With the Surface Duo starting at $1,400, we want to know if you'll purchase one.

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Microsoft's head of designs and the lead of the Office design team discuss designing experiences for the Surface Duo in a new post.

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BlueStacks has been in the emulation game for years, but is BlueStacks 4 a worthy upgrade?

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So, you purchased a game on the Oculus Quest and would like to play it on the Rift S. Is cross purchasing even possible through the Oculus Store? We've got the answer.

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Microsoft's Panos Panay shared yet another image of himself using the Surface Duo. This continues the trend of Microsoft higher-ups showing off the upcoming folding device.

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Spotify's connectivity issues have been resolved.

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Oculus just rolled out update 18.0 to the Oculus Quest. The update includes a new Universal Menu, multi-browser support, and the ability to change the Guardian boundary's color.

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The Oculus Quest is an impressive VR headset that's gotten better over time, but its sequel could make the experience even better. Here's our wishlist for what we'd like to see in an Oculus Quest 2.

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The Your Phone app on Windows 10 now supports controlling your smartphone's audio. The feature first rolled out in preview in April and is now generally available.

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If you want to use the Oculus Quest in the dark, while lying down, or while in a vehicle, you'll want to disable Guardian tracking. Thankfully, that's easy to do thanks to a recent update.

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Microsoft purchased SwiftKey four years ago. Now, the app is called "Microsoft SwiftKey" on the Google Play Store. The same update also brings support for Emoji 12.

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Hand tracking on the Oculus Quest is now generally available. After a year as an experimental feature, it's fully available and later this month will support third-party titles.

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Microsoft recently shipped an update to Microsoft To Do on all platforms. It adds smart list features to each version, making it easier to see an overview of your tasks.

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Microsoft Teams used to limit group chats to a maximum of 100 people. Starting this month, you can have up to 250 people in a group chat.

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A recent update to Microsoft To Do on Android makes it easier to keep track of tasks when you move them between lists. The update also smooths scrolling for when you're browsing long lists of tasks.

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Windows 10 on ARM is intended for PCs such as laptops and 2-in-1s, but a group of developers decided to put it on a phone. They recently shared images of Windows 10 on a Samsung Galaxy S8.

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Verizon, Radiant Images, and Flight School Studios worked together to live broadcast the NFL Pro Bowl in 360 degrees. Now, that same technology is now available to broadcasters.

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A recent post from Microsoft explains how it's improving search within Outlook on iOS and Android. Several new features are on the way that utilize Microsoft Search to show better results.

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A new grapple shooter is on its way to the Oculus Quest, Oculus Rift, and Steam. Swarm combines quick-twitch reaction, grappling, and shooting along with strategy to defeat your opponents.
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