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Brad Sams has more than a decade of writing and publishing experience under his belt including helping to establish new and seasoned publications From breaking news about upcoming Microsoft products to telling the story of how a billion dollar brand was birthed in his book, Beneath a Surface, Brad is a well-rounded journalist who has established himself as a trusted name in the industry.
Last Update: Aug 31, 2022
Microsoft’s larger Surface Laptop 3 is branching out to use an AMD chip but you may want the business version instead.
Last Update: Aug 15, 2022
If you are riding on the Windows 10 and Office LTSC branches, your train is about to reach the station about 50% faster. Along with announcing that Office 2021 will be available later this year, the company is also cutting the support time in half. Starting with the LTSC release that will arrive in the…
Last Update: Aug 05, 2022
Amazon is walking into Microsoft’s backyard with a new Windows file system that the company hopes will steal a bit of thunder from Azure’s pitch.
Last Update: Aug 01, 2022
Microsoft, Google and others are the latest companies to invest in CloudFlare, a content delivery network that protects websites and improves reliability.
Last Update: Jul 29, 2022
With the release of the Fall Creators Update later this year, Microsoft will be introducing a new feature designed to streamline the deployment process called Windows AutoPilot.
Last Update: Jul 25, 2022
Microsoft is expanding its Azure, IoT, end Edge services ahead of build with new features and options as the company continues its push deeper into the cloud-computing era.
Last Update: Jul 25, 2022
Curious about what Azure IoT is? At Microsoft’s WPC conference I had a chance to sit down with the company and talk about their solution.
Last Update: Jul 15, 2022
Microsoft announced a new Azure service this week called Bastion which makes it significantly easier to securely and remotely connect to your non-connected VMs.
Last Update: Mar 11, 2022
Last month, Paul, Mary Jo, and I were in Washington, D.C. where we recorded a second iteration Health of Tech at ShiftHappens. This series focuses on looking at technology and Microsoft as a whole to provide a ‘health’ of Microsoft.
The Surface brand is full of products that tried something different. The classic Pro put a different spin on a tablet, the Studio with a twist on the desktop, and then there is the Duo, the two-screen foldable that is Surface in name but it does not run Windows. When I took a look last…