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Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT), the world’s leading software developer, disclosed new details of a strategy to expand its operations in China by collaborating with its Chinese partner, China Electronics Technology Group Corp (CETC).

Just Cause 3 is constantly being kicked out as we try to boot it up on Xbox One, as is Assassin’s Creed 2 on the backwards compatibility service.

But, if you cruise the internet often, and plan on doing it within the next 72 hours (or before you see the new Star Wars film), you may want to consider Force Block.

The PlayStation 4 has sold three times as many units as its competition, and yet, Sony still hasn’t really wrapped its head around the idea of playing old games on a new console.

The video streaming app has been completely rewritten from the ground up as a Universal Windows Platform (UWP) app, which allows it to run on devices of all sizes from PCs to tablets, to smartphones (in the “near future”) running Windows 10.

Whereas Lumia 950 and Lumia 950 XL are facing Wi-Fi connectivity issues just like old Surface tablets used to face, the Microsoft Surface Book and Surface Pro 4 face issues such as flickering screen.

California on Wednesday unveiled proposed regulations for autonomous cars, a long-awaited step for vehicle companies seeking guidance before eventually selling them to consumers. They were shocked to discover the auto had no driver, and the incident raised concerns that new rules...

Google’s annual list of the year’s most searched people also included Charlie Sheen, Brian Williams Rachel Dolezal, Adele and Josh Duggar in the top 10.

NBC has confirmed that this is a photo of Enrique Marquez, the man who bought the two semiautomatic rifles used in the San Bernardino shooting.

China has in the past suspended military exchanges with the USA over arms sales to Taiwan.

The firm released its estimate amid news reports that Congress could vote today on a five-year extension of the credit, which is now slated to drop from 30% to 10% at the end of 2016.

Hanging over Xi’s 25-minute address was the trial of Pu Zhiqiang, an internet-savvy civil rights lawyer who is facing eight years in prison for seven posts he made on Weibo, China’s Twitter, criticising the Communist party.

The Illinois liberal arts college released a statement explaining that it suspended Larycia Hawkins for “significant questions regarding the theological implications” of remarks she made in a Facebook post, opining that Muslims worship the “same God” as...

Police said that ‘an unknown male suspect approached a 16-year-old female from behind and slashed her with a box cutter causing an injury to her left cheek and throat.

Net income attributable to General Mills rose 53 per cent to $529.5-million (U.S.), or 87 cents per share, in the quarter ended November 29, helped by cost cuts.