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Microsoft’s Ambitious Plan to Secure Windows 10 From Physical VulnerabilitiesWhen it comes to security, the list of ways that attackers can steal information from your environment is growing at… -
Microsoft Highlights Important Security Topics in National Cybersecurity Awareness MonthMicrosoft uses National Cybersecurity Awareness Month to highlight import security issues to help raise awareness with its customers.
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Teams Extensibility for Meetings Has Arrived, Oakdale becomes Dataverse for TeamsWith more than 115 million daily users of Teams, the platform is the communication hub for Microsoft 365. And today,…
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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: November 13 2020Because it’s Friday the 13th, this edition of Short Takes looks at the Xbox Series X|S launch, the .NET 5.0…
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Patch Tuesday – November 2020Microsoft patches 112 bugs, including a zero-day for the Windows kernel.
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Play My Emails Goes InternationalLaunched in 2019 for the U.S. Microsoft introduced Play My Emails in Outlook mobile (initially iOS, now for Android too)…
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New Details for Microsoft’s Upcoming ‘Cloud PC’ UncoveredMicrosoft's new 'Cloud PC' remote solution for Microsoft 365 is moving closer towards retail availability.
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Fast User Switching Coming to Teams Desktop App in DecemberOne of the biggest challenges with Teams today is that if you are part of multiple tenants, switching between them…
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Everything You Need to Know About Office 365 – October 2020While not quite as busy as last month, thanks to Ignite having come and gone, there were still quite a…
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Microsoft Launches Public Teams Preview ProgramCalled the “Microsoft Teams Public Preview”, this update policy allows you to “explore and test upcoming features”.
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Because it’s the most wonderful time of the quarter, this edition of Short Takes looks more closely at Microsoft’s latest… -
Microsoft Teams UI Update Begins to Incorporate Fluent ElementsMicrosoft is slowly starting to bring Fluent elements to its popular collaboration tool, Teams.
