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If you're a Windows Phone 8 user, then there's definitely a good news for you. Lately, Microsoft has announced that all its Lumia Windows Phone 8 devices will be upgraded to Windows 10.

Last month, Microsoft's Lumia started replacing the Nokia brand. Few days ago, the software giant hinted that it would bring the very first non-Nokia Lumia smartphone. And finally, the wait is over. Microsoft has unveiled Lumia 535, which is touted to be the very first non-Nokia smartphone.

Bundling used to be a bad word at Microsoft, following the company's Department of Justice problems. But these days, bundling is back to being king at the company. Now Microsoft is offering a new bundle called "Work and Play" that includes all of its most popular subscription based services — which include Office 365 (with 1TB of storage), Skype,…

After forming a partnership with Dropbox, Microsoft is now providing its Office app absolutely free for android, iPad and iPhone. The major target here is to gather more users and build a strong follower base. Users will not need an Office 365 subscription anymore to edit documents and store them on cloud.

Dropbox and Microsoft form a sudden partnership and plan to combine their services. From now on, users will have better editing experience with the amalgamation of Dropbox mobile app and Office Suite, which the companies intend to take further in the upcoming years.

For the time being, you can enjoy the free Xbox Music streaming, but the service will not be free so longer. Microsoft has announced that it will end free Xbox music streaming service that is currently available on Windows 8, Windows 8.1, and over the internet from December 1.

In September, Microsoft indicated that it is moving away from Nokia brand name completely when the Nokia UK website started redirecting users to its 'new home', the Microsoft Mobile Devices page. It was then expected that Nokia websites of other regions will soon follow. Now it seems that the transition has started with 'Nokia France' first, as…

After Google and Apple, Microsoft is bringing out a wearable device—a smartwatch, and is planning to release it in a few weeks. It will contain all basic features that are similar to Apple smartwatch, but will be much cheaper.

Yesterday, Microsoft held an event in San Francisco. Everyone had expected that Microsoft would announce the name of Windows 9 as its next OS, but surprising all, Microsoft announced Windows 10 as its next OS.

Microsoft will hold an event on September 30 in San Francisco. Microsoft watchers are expecting Microsoft will introduce its new operating system Windows 9. But they company may not unveil the new OS as the name Windows 9.