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Teams Integrated Into Windows, Knowledge Workers To Stay Home and More News
Microsoft shows off Windows 11 for the workplace, Workplace from Facebook adds communication muscle, knowledge workers will work remotely and more news.
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AI and Machine Learning Are Driving a PC Revival
Recent figures show that for the firs time in six year PC sales are up and part of the reason for the rise is the growth in the use of AI.
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Microsoft's Windows 10 Accused of Breaching Dutch Data Privacy Laws
The Dutch Data Protection Authority (DPA) has accused Microsoft of breaching Dutch law by harvesting data of those who use its Windows 10 operating system. In a statement issued Oct. 13th, the DPA stated Redmond, Wash.
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Security Plays a Big Role for Microsoft & Its Partners at Ignite
ATLANTA — Microsoft isn't the only company making news this week at the Ignite conference here. While Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella waxed poetically about using artificial intelligence to create a better society and his executive vice presidents shared insights and updates on a host of new products, dozens of companies in the
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Happy Birthday, Windows 10! My, How You've Grown
Windows 10 will reach the ripe old age of one on Friday. Every birthday boy or girl deserves something nice for their birthday, and Windows 10 is no different. Microsoft will release a number of upgraded apps to Windows 10 users next week.
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Microsoft Has A Surprise for Win10 Users (& It's Not a Forced Upgrade)
Anniversaries are all about good things, and the Windows 10 anniversary is no different. On Aug. 2, Microsoft releases the anniversary edition of Windows 10 and is celebrating by adding multiple Windows upgrades that should improve Cortana, its intelligent personal assistant; security; and e-commerce, videos and data sharing in the Edge browser.
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What IT Pros Want From Windows Server 2016
What do they want from Windows Server 2016? I'll give a hint -- it is not what you think.
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Maybe I'm Too Hot for a Windows Phone
Microsoft had a little thing recently all about Windows Hardware. I don't normally watch these things. As a guy who presents and speaks for a living, it's tough for me to watch other people do that — for a couple of reasons.
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Businesses Risk All with Windows Server 2003
On July 14, 2015, Microsoft ended all support for Windows Server 2003. This wasn’t unexpected. Microsoft had signaled it back in July, 2010 when it ceased offering mainstream support and had issued regular warnings leading up to the July 14 deadline.
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Windows and Linux Mix-and-Match Clouds
Developers outside of Microsoft will be able to experiment for the first time with new classes of applications that run partly on Windows, partly on Linux. This is a result of Microsoft's public release today of its third preview of Windows Server 2016. It’s a new phase in the relationship between Microsoft and Docker Inc.,
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Making Your Way to Windows 10
As the dust settles around the Windows 10 release and the good, bad and indifferent new features have been picked over, it's time to answer the hard question: how do you move onto this latest version? While there are multiple answers, let's look at a few possibilities: 1.
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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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Top 10 Win10 Features #2: Business Store
“Store” is the worst name for a store. CMSWire is read by marketers, a great many of whom would heartily agree with me on this point.
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RIP Windows Server 2003
Today is the day. As of July 14, 2015, Microsoft is ending its extended support for its very popular Windows Server 2003. That means that Microsoft will no longer issue security updates for any version of this platform.
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