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From migrations to updates to Yammer, this month was full of Office 365 updates.

Need help recovering a file in Windows? Microsoft has a new, and free, tool to make that process easier.

Microsoft is releasing the first preview of its new Android app that will help protect your device against phishing and malicious applications.

Microsoft's Teams app is now available in preview for consumers with a basic set of features.

Microsoft is going to start bundling its new Edge browser with the next version of Windows that will arrive this fall.

SharePoint Auto Digest is about to make it much easier to bring news updates from SharePoint to the user's inbox.

Microsoft is rolling out an update for To Do that will make it a lot easier to use at work and at home.

Microsoft plans to match Zoom's 7x7 calling but that is likely not enough for the tool.

Microsoft has announced today that Windows 10, version 2004 is now generally available

Microsoft has rolled out a bunch of new features in the last week, here's a recap of what functionality is new.

It’s not too often that you realize an application that you are using frequently is missing some basic functionality. Especially with Teams, an application that is used by more than 75 million people every single day. But that’s the case with the search inside of Teams. While you can search from the top of the app… Read More

Microsoft recently announced at Build 2020 that it is working on a native open-source package manager for Windows. Due to hit general availability in May 2021, Windows Package Manager is now accessible on GitHub and for Windows Insiders in preview. In this article, I will show you how to use Windows Package Manager (WPM) to… Read More

One of the big feature updates coming to Teams that many have been waiting for is the ability to chat with Skype contacts inside the Teams application. Microsoft stated that this feature would be available by the end of April but that timeline has come and gone. The company has posted a new message to its admin center and… Read More

Microsoft has a dream, a dream that developers will build apps for all of its platforms with a single base of code. The company, for years, pitched the write once, run anywhere, idea to developers of Windows applications but the dream never materialized in a way that was widely adopted. The most notable attempt at… Read More

At Ignite 2019, Microsoft announced a public preview of the company’s upcoming Fluid Framework. Since that announcement, the noise around the framework has been nearly silent aside from an early, but very limited look, at the functionality a few months back. This week at Build 2020, the company is once again talking about Fluid Framework and the… Read More