Microsoft quietly launched an ad-free subscription for Solitaire a decade ago. Now, Microsoft has added similar subscriptions ...

Microsoft Solitaire turns 30 years old today, and the classic digital card game still attracts over 30 million players each month.The “Microsoft Solitaire Collection” was first released in ...

Microsoft Solitaire Collection for iOS: iOS App Store; It's worth noting that every version of Microsoft Solitaire Collection is free to download — even on the Google Play Store and Apple App ...

Microsoft today announced that the Microsoft Solitaire Collection is now out for iOS and Android as a free app. Microsoft’s version of the single-player card game has become iconic, since it has ...

Microsoft’s Solitaire, which taught the world to use a mouse and waste unprecedented amounts of time, is turning 30 today. The game first came along with Windows 3.0, launched in 1990 with great ...

Microsoft has revealed that its popular Solitaire Collection of various card games, that was launched alongside Windows 10, now has 100 million unique users -- an important milestone for the suite.

But launch the Microsoft Solitaire Collection app within Windows 10 and you’ll see a splash screen that asks you to “upgrade to Premium.” To be fair, Microsoft made the same offer for ...

Since Microsoft Solitaire Collection added support for Xbox Live when it released on Windows 10 and 8, the game has awarded more than 1.3 billion Gamerscore to players to date.

To help celebrate the launch of Microsoft Solitaire Collection on Android, the company is offering users a way to get one free month of the game’s premium mode that normally costs $1.99.

The Microsoft Solitaire Collection is out now on Android and iOS. While the game is a free download, players will need to upgrade to the Premium version ($1.99 a month) to remove ads. Share this post: ...

After 30 years, Microsoft’s Solitaire has become a pop culture icon and was a frequent plot device in the hit NBC sitcom “The Office.” Characters including Creed Bratton would play versions ...