There was a time when it seemed that Microsoft was developing its voice-controlled, digital assistant Cortana to draw iPhone and Android users to Windows Phone. That might have even been true, once, ...

The personal assistant, named after the AI female lead of the Halo series and voiced in the U.S. by the actress who portrays the character, has been widely praised for offering more features than Siri ...

Microsoft announced it would bring its digital assistant, Cortana, to third-party mobile platforms later this year at the company’s own Build conference in May, and it’s finally making good on that ...

At Microsoft, Windows Mobile was the ginger stepchild, but by the time MS realized that Android and iOS were dominating them on mobile and that mobile would eventually take over as the platform of ...

Microsoft is bringing Cortana to iOS and Android smartphones, extending the voice-controlled personal assistant to platforms beyond Windows 10 and Windows Phone. Using the Cortana iOS and Android apps ...

Microsoft’s Cortana virtual assistant is getting a facelift on iOS and Android aimed at making it more useful for users, and also bringing a bit of brightness to what’s currently a rather dour ...

Microsoft’s virtual assistant Cortana has been pretty vocal about bashing rival services like Apple’s Siri. But she may soon get the chance to put her money where her mouth is. That’s because, ...

Microsoft's virtual assistant Cortana has taken a step closer to making a permanent home on iOS devices by launching on the platform in beta. The tests are currently limited to a select number of ...

But Cortana isn't dead yet. Photo: Microsoft/Cult of Mac Microsoft has confirmed plans to kill off Cortana — but only on mobile in only eight countries. A new support article confirms that the Cortana ...

Microsoft has opened up about its plans to bring Cortana to iOS and Android devices. The computing giant has confirmed that the virtual assistant will be coming to third-party hardware as a standalone ...

Cortana was (is still?) the absolute best for an actual productivity assistant. Nobody else does such a good job of integrating with my work processes (e.g. Outlook), properly know how to summarize ...