Microsoft outlines its next wave of Dynamics 365, Power Platform features
Microsoft is disclosing the first set of new Dynamics 365 and Power Platform features that it is planning to roll out between April and September 2020.
Microsoft is disclosing the first set of new Dynamics 365 and Power Platform features that it is planning to roll out between April and September 2020.
Microsoft is starting to roll out developer kits and emulators for both Android and 10X developers who want to build for coming dual-screen devices, starting with its own.
Microsoft now has 56 announced cloud regions, as of its latest addition, Israel, which is coming online next year.
Microsoft is making new additions to the open-sourced ONNX Runtime to provide developers with access to advances it has made to deep-learning models used for natural-language processing.
It's the start of 2020, so let the Microsoft executive shuffles and reorgs officially begin.
Ahead of next week's Bett UK education conference, Microsoft is showcasing new and refreshed Windows 10 PCs..
Microsoft is making its new Chromium-based Edge browser available for manual download starting January 15. Here's what happens next in its migration plan.
Microsoft is ready to push a full-screen warning to Windows 7 users who are still running the OS after January 14. The nag-screen payload is part of the December 10 Patch Tuesday monthly rollup.
Microsoft is going to deprecate the Windows Store for Business and Store for Education, my contacts say, as the company works to undo past Windows 10 app-distribution mistakes.
Microsoft is continuing its pursuit of deskless, 'firstline workers' with several new features coming to its Teams group-chat application in the coming months.