Brad Sams

Microsoft has recently rolled out an update to Teams that fixes one of the most annoying issues with the application.

Microsoft is finally bringing Intune support to its task management application, To-Do.

Microsoft says that Teams now matches Skype for Business Online’s feature set but the company still won’t say when they will decommission Skype.

Microsoft is ending support for its Sway iOS app but the company says that they are not sunsetting the entire platform…yet.

Ahead of Microsoft’s Ignite conference, the company will combine the roadmaps for Office 365 and Microsoft 365 signaling that these two products will continue to be deeply intertwined.

Microsoft’s Surface Go is smaller in every way but does the limited performance impact it’s big picture dreams?

Next up on Microsoft’s Mixed Reality agenda is bringing the platform to Visio and we shouldn’t have to wait too much longer to learn more about this update.

Microsoft’s Surface Go is a smaller version of the Pro but it does cut a few corners to keep the price down.

Google is adding new features to G Suite, the company’s productivity platform that rivals Office 365.

As Microsoft continues to evolve its business in a world without Windows, the company wants to be known as the productivity kings, not the developer of operating systems.

If you needed any (more) evidence that Microsoft’s Cloud platform is the future of the company, for the year ended June 30th, Microsoft smashed earnings expectations with Net Income of $8.9 billion.

Microsoft will retire classic Skype in September of 2018 with the company pushing desktop users to version 8.0