Brad Sams

Windows 10 is now installed on more than 200 million devices with 22 million devices in the enterprise and education sector running the platform; the OS is outpacing Windows 7 and Windows 8 install rate.

It’s hard to believe that 2015 is now behind us, which means that with a new year, it’s time to take a look at what Microsoft is planning for 2016.

Microsoft has raised the price of the Surface Hub and has announced yet another delay for existing preorders.

Microsoft has announced that it has acquired Talko, a mobile communication tool, and that it will be integrated into Skype.

It was a record year for Microsoft acquisitions in 2015, the company bought 18 different business that include a new email app and big data management tools.

On this episode, I cover the new build of Redstone, a new cadence of the Insider builds and a scoop about a new feature coming to OneDrive.

Microsoft is updating its OneDrive storage options for its business customers that features unlimited capacity for each user who are select plans.

Microsoft has pulled another Windows 10 update because of issues impacting customers trying to install the files on their mobile devices.

The Windows 10 install prompt that is showing up for Windows 7 and 8 users is borderline malware and it is only going to get worse.

On this episode, I talk about the updates for Windows 10, a bit about Redstone, Cortana taking on Siri, and everything else in the world of Microsoft.

It has been a few decades since the conference saw an overhaul but with new sensors and backend technology, the worst part of your day is getting better.

During 2015, Microsoft has made it clear that Linux is no longer the foe of yesterday and has created a new certification for running Linux on Azure