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Microsoft is Making it Easier to Use To Do at WorkMicrosoft is rolling out an update for To Do that will make it a lot easier to use at work… -
Microsoft to Match Zoom’s Grid Calling Functionality, EventuallyMicrosoft plans to match Zoom's 7x7 calling but that is likely not enough for the tool.
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Windows 10 May 2020 Update is Now AvailableMicrosoft has announced today that Windows 10, version 2004 is now generally available
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Teams 3×3 Calls and Pop-Out Chat Arrive, OneNote Editing in Teams ReturnsMicrosoft has rolled out a bunch of new features in the last week, here's a recap of what functionality is…
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Contextual Search is Finally Coming to Teams Chat and ChannelsIt’s not too often that you realize an application that you are using frequently is missing some basic functionality. Especially…
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How to Use Windows Package ManagerMicrosoft recently announced at Build 2020 that it is working on a native open-source package manager for Windows. Due to…
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Teams/Skype Interoperability has Been DelayedOne of the big feature updates coming to Teams that many have been waiting for is the ability to chat with…
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Microsoft to Developers: Project Reunion is the Best Path ForwardMicrosoft has a dream, a dream that developers will build apps for all of its platforms with a single base…
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Microsoft 365’s Fluid Framework takes a Step Forward, Goes Open SourceAt Ignite 2019, Microsoft announced a public preview of the company’s upcoming Fluid Framework. Since that announcement, the noise around the…
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What’s New in Teams at Build 2020: Templates, Broadcasting, APIs, and MoreThis week, Microsoft’s Build conference is happening and the company is making announcements from updates to Windows development to new…
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Surface Book 3: Unboxing and Hands-OnThis week, Microsoft has made available several Surface devices, like the brand new Surface Go 2. But arriving at my office…
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Microsoft Increases Teams Participant Views to 9, Trails Zoom by 40Microsoft is finally increasing Teams calling to support 9 participant streams, up from 4 but well behind Zoom.
