Microsoft brings unified Office app to iPad
Microsoft Office for iPad is now one single app, which includes Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and OneNote, within a unified look and feel.
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William Gallagher
Microsoft testing browser-based xCloud game streaming
Microsoft is working to bring its xCloud game-streaming service to iOS, and is testing a version that works entirely within a web browser.
Malcolm Owen
Microsoft takes on Keychain with Autofill features on iOS, macOS
Microsoft is taking on Apple's Keychain by bringing its Autofill system of password storage and synchronization to iOS and macOS, in the form of an update to the Microsoft Authenticator app and a Google Chrome extension.
State of Apple Silicon - half of the most popular Mac apps still need Rosetta
Two months since the first Apple Silicon Macs shipped — and seven since the Developer Transition Kit — very many of the most popular Mac apps have yet to fully adopt the new technology.
Homeland Security agency says foreign hack extended beyond SolarWinds
Authorities investigating suspected Russian hacking into the US Treasury Department report that the operation extended far beyond SolarWinds.
Microsoft pits Surface Pro 7 against MacBook Pro in new ad
Microsoft's latest attempt to promote its Surface tablet lineup has it comparing the Surface Pro 7 against Apple's MacBook Pro, despite the iPad Air potentially being a closer rival device.
Microsoft partners with GM subsidiary Cruise on self-driving cars
GM and Cruise are now working with Microsoft to commercialize self-driving vehicles, with the Windows company providing cloud computing resources to assist in the potentially lucrative project.
Apple rumored to deliver Apple Music and Podcasts apps to Microsoft Store
A rumor on Thursday claims Apple is developing native Apple Music and Podcasts apps for dissemination on the Microsoft Store, though it remains unclear if the company plans to replace iTunes for Windows.
AppleInsider Staff
Qualcomm acquires Nuvia chip design firm for $1.4 billion
Chip designer Nuvia, that was controversially founded by ex-Apple staff, is being bought by Qualcomm to help design custom processors for smartphones and laptops.
Mike Peterson
Wesley Hilliard
