Brad Sams

On this episode, I cover the inside story of the changes to OneDrive, a few minor features coming to Redstone and the TH2 release.

Microsoft has announced that they will be acquiring Secure Islands, a provider of advanced information protection solutions to fold into its Azure product.

Microsoft is working towards quantum computing and to help others pursue this goal, they have released a quantum simulator on GitHub.

Microsoft is preparing for its second major push of Windows 10 as the company will be releasing the OS for its mobile phones as well as the Xbox One.

With the release of Dynamics 2016 in December, Microsoft will be putting its acquisitions to work as the company integrates its acquired technology.

Microsoft is gearing up to release it’s next big feature for the corporate users, Windows Store for Business and a new site gives us new details.

Microsoft has announced a new partnership with Red Hat that will allow the Linux software to run natively on the company’s cloud platform.

Microsoft has announced that they are changing up their Office 365 plans and will be removing the unlimited storage option with OneDrive.

Microsoft has set a deadline for OEMs to sell Windows 7 machines which means if you are in the market for new hardware, you will want to act soon.

Microsoft has announced that Cloud Foundry on Azure is now generally available to all users of Azure and there is new support for Pivotal Cloud Foundry too.

Microsoft has announced that, starting next year, they will begin pushing Windows 10 upgrades more aggressively through Windows Update.

Microsoft has a brand new fitness and productivity wearable called the Band 2 but is it worth the steep entry price of $249?