Most corporate customers are unhappy with looming changes in Microsoft software-licensing programs, and many would consider switching to competitors' products, according to a survey released Thursday.

The results of the latest internal poll at Microsoft show that the majority of employees are happy with the trade between the ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More A new survey commissioned by cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike uncovered ...

It seems like Microsoft is considering new tiers for its Game Pass subscription as a recently leaked survey suggests concepts for a cheaper version of the service with some limitations. As reported by ...

Microsoft has new icons in the works for some of its most famous apps. The tech giant is asking for feedback on icons for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and several other Microsoft apps. A Microsoft survey ...

Cyber bullying is an issue facing most school-aged kids in the U.S. According to Microsoft, it’s a problem around the world, offline and online. Microsoft undertook a survey to find out how common ...

Microsoft employees are reportedly eyeing the exits in the wake of mass layoffs and other unpopular moves at the tech giant. Just 47% of Microsoft employees said they would remain at the company if ...

It's no secret that the pandemic and subsequent shift to hybrid and remote work have corresponded with a spike in the number of online meetings that workers have to join. According to Microsoft’s ...

Microsoft is at least considering releasing a consumer-priced version of its Surface computer, if a marketing research survey is to believed. The survey is centered around a device called “Oahu,” ...

According to SurveyMonkey, employee engagement during the pandemic is down by 28 percent. To help, the company has bulked up its Microsoft Teams integration with additional features, including assets ...

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Three-fourths of computer software security experts at major companies surveyed by Forrester Research do not think Microsoft’s products are secure, the technology research company said Monday. While ...