Microsoft rolls out Spend, an expense tracker for iOS
Microsoft is testing a preview of a new expense-tracking application for iOS devices. It's called Spend and was developed by the folks who created the MileIQ mileage tracker.
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Microsoft's Windows Server 2019 never actually RTM'd: Here's why
For the first time in Windows Server history, Microsoft went straight from testing to general availability without RTMing its Windows Server 2019 release.
Microsoft's latest Windows 10 19H1 test build enables removal of more preinstalled apps
Microsoft is adding the ability to remove even more of its 'inbox' apps from Windows 10 in its latest test build of the 19H1 feature update.
Microsoft moves key technologies, including Cortana, from research to product groups
Microsoft is continuing along its path of repositioning Cortana by moving its digital assistant out of its AI + Research unit and into its Experience & Devices product team.
Could this be Microsoft's next HoloLens headset?
A new NASA video shows a device that could potentially be an early version of the next version of Microsoft's HoloLens augmented-reality headset.
Microsoft needs to refocus on Windows 10 fundamentals, not just new features
Opinion: Microsoft needs to step off the new feature train, at least temporarily, and get Windows 10's reliability and fundamentals back on track.
Microsoft's Common Data Model: What users (not just Dynamics 365 ones) need to know
Microsoft's CDM is the linchpin for the recently announced Open Data Initiative and likely even more Microsoft products in the future.
Microsoft touts its coming top-secret cloud certification ahead of $10 billion JEDI contract deadline
Microsoft is stepping up its government cloud campaigning just ahead of the closing of the bids for the Pentagon's $10 billion, winner-take-all JEDI cloud contract.
Microsoft is hiring former Qualcomm engineers to work on its quantum computing team
Microsoft has been staffing up its quantum computing project with a number of former Qualcomm engineers and managers.
Microsoft is beefing up its Azure bandwidth, video encoding for Project xCloud game streaming
Microsoft's 'Project xCloud' game streaming service won't be available to external testers until 2019. But the company is already running the service on Azure internally.
Microsoft takes another step to fight patent trolls by joining the LOT Network
Microsoft is joining the 300-member LOT Network in a move meant to advance the company's campaign against patent trolls.
Microsoft Windows 10 1809: Top new features for IT pros
Microsoft's latest Windows 10 feature update, 1809, includes a number of new security, manageability and servicing features which may be of interest to IT professionals.
Microsoft is adding verified icon, email promotion features to Outlook.com
Microsoft is recruiting consumer-facing businesses and brands to join its beta program for a new Business Profile feature that's coming to Outlook.com.
Microsoft releases new Windows 10 19H1 build to Skip Ahead and Fast Rings
Windows 10 Skip Ahead and Fast Ring testers are getting a new test build, 18252, which includes some new networking-related features.
Microsoft is working on Android app-mirroring support for Windows 10
Microsoft is planning to add the ability to mirror Android applications on Windows 10 PCs, as it continues to try to get users to rely on PCs for tasks usually done directly on phones.
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