Saints Row IV – review
Faster, higher and sillier. The new Saints Row game, now published by Deeper Silver, raises the bar, writes Jordan Erica Webber
Xbox One: an exclusive hands-on event for Guardian readers
Keith Stuart: Want to experience the Xbox One console months before its launch? On Tuesday 17 September, The Guardian will be hosting an intimate hands-on event in London – get your name on the guest list!
iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C launch to ‘brighten everyone’s day’, says Apple
Apple will launch top-end iPhone 5S and cheaper iPhone 5C in an event to be shown to a select group in China
Xbox One to launch in major markets on 22 November
Microsoft positions the arrival of its next-gen console between the US and European launch dates for Sony's PS4. By Keith Stuart
Microsoft’s Nokia deal: why Skype could hold the key to success
Former Skype executive Russ Shaw argues that fully integrating the video calling software could revolutionise the mobile market
Microsoft can now make its own phones – but it might be tough going
Acquisition of Nokia instigated by the departing Steve Ballmer aims to propel Microsoft in battle for smartphone market share
Nokia handsets: Readers’ favourites
As Nokia is bought by Microsoft its heritage of handsets - for many their first mobile phone - ends. Which were your favourites and what went wrong? Join our open thread
Microsoft buys Nokia: what does it mean for rivals?
What will the takeover mean for companies such as Apple, HTC, BlackBerry and Samsung – and for countries? By Charles Arthur
Microsoft buys Nokia handset business for €5.4bn
Deal delivers Europe's last big handset maker into US ownership and moves Microsoft firmly into device-manufacturing business
Microsoft and Google to sue over US surveillance requests
Technology firms want to be allowed to publish information about US government requests under the Fisa legislation
Skype: has Microsoft’s $8.5bn spending paid off yet – and can it?
At the time there were plenty of arguments to suggest that it could never repay Microsoft's investment. Has it? By Charles Arthur
Skype confirms it is working on 3D video calls
Internet phone company said it is developing the technology in the lab but it could be several years before it reaches the market. By Josh Halliday
Skype still needs to go for growth, or face a zombie future
Launched ten years ago today, the chat service built its success on the network effect - but its future depends on not being crushed in the Microsoft machine. By Alan Mamedi
Microsoft: the contenders to replace Steve Ballmer
Who will take Steve Ballmer's place at one of the world's most recognisable technology companies?