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Tag: android
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Slack Buys Astro Email App, Identifying the Culture Gap, More News
Slack made an unexpected foray into email this week with its purchase of Astro, Salesforce updated Quip and more digital workplace news.
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Microsoft Adds New Features to Skype for Business
Microsoft is beefing up Skype for Business in Office 365 with advanced call features, meeting room solutions and call analytics.
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Microsoft Is Adding Office, OneDrive, Skype to Lenovo Phones
Microsoft continues to push its core productivity apps to the owners of the world's most dominant mobile devices — this time, in a deal with Lenovo, which acquired the Motorola smartphone business from Google in October 2014. Microsoft and Lenovo announced a deepening of their strategic relationship last Friday.
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Is Hub the Ultimate Cloud First, Mobile First App?
Microsoft has just announced the release of what could be one of the first — if not the first — truly Mobile First, Cloud First apps. Hub Keyboard, which Microsoft unveiled this week, is a new keyboard app that lets Android device users toggle between Office 365 apps without interrupting
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Is Apple's iMessage Heading to Android?
Apple may bring its popular communication service iMessage over to Android. It’s not a sure thing, but there’s been a lot of chatter about iMessage and other apps from the Cupertino, Calif.-based tech company getting repackaged for Google’s mobile operating system. The idea is more plausible than you may think.
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BlackBerry Doubles Down on Android With 2016 Smartphone Lineup
BlackBerry might be done making phones that run its own operating system. CEO John Chen told CNET today the company will release at least one, and possibly two, new devices this year that will run Android instead of the company’s own BlackBerry 10 OS.
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You Have Better Things to Do Than Listen to Me
Summer is tough because people are out there doing way better things than listening to me. But several things happened recently, so hear me out. Microsoft released Windows 10 for the Raspberry Pi. The Raspberry Pi is a little hobbyist computer.
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Microsoft: Helping You Work 24/7
Microsoft is making good on its promise to make productivity a key business strategy. It just added a number of additional productivity apps to the Apple watch and Android Wear.
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I Whine, Stuff Happens: Windows Phone 10
So a few weeks ago I talked about the Windows Phone 10 preview, and mentioned there were a few things about it I didn't like. I like the Windows Phone. I'm one of like seven people in the country that have a Windows Phone.
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Is It Time To Lose Your Windows Phone?
Microsoft released another build of Windows 10 for the Windows phone this week. And I have to admit: I’m not a big fan of Windows 10 on the Windows phone. To be fair, Windows 10 has some stuff I like.
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Kofax Digitizes Transaction Management
Kofax, recently acquired by Lexmark, is back again — and this time, it's offering end-to-end digital transaction management. Not the hottest end of the document management space, you might think.
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Microsoft Elbows Its Way Onto Android Devices
Microsoft has forged several new partnerships with tablet makers using the Android operating system, including Samsung and Dell. Peggy Johnson, executive vice president for business development at Microsoft, said the deals extend Microsoft’s reach in the mobile world and extend its Mobile First, Cloud First strategy.
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Leave Your iPad at Home, Forget BYOD, Says HP
Face it, HP notes: iPads, Android and Windows tablets may be great but they weren’t built specifically for business.
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No Ticket Needed for the Office for Android Tablet Preview
There’s not going to be a device on the planet on which you can’t use Microsoft productivity tools. OK, maybe that’s pushing it a little too far. But that seems to be CEO Satya Nadella’s strategy and he’s executing on it one quick step after another.
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