Microsoft to launch Visual Studio 2019 on April 2
Microsoft is planning a day-long launch event for Visual Studio 2019, the latest release of its developer platform, on April 2.
Microsoft is planning a day-long launch event for Visual Studio 2019, the latest release of its developer platform, on April 2.
Microsoft is releasing to 'Skip Ahead' testers a new Windows 10 build from a development branch that won't turn into a shipping feature update until Spring 2020.
LinkedIn is going to use Azure Media Services for encoding for its coming LinkedIn Live video-streaming platform, which is poised to begin closed beta-testing in the U.S. first.
Microsoft is continuing to give its business users more analytics capabilities. This time, it's via a new survey product called 'Forms Pro,' which is rolling out in preview form.
Microsoft is going to make some changes to Office ProPlus in response to issues raised by the Netherlands' justice ministry last year over potential GDPR violations, according to a new report.
Microsoft hasn't yet launched its updated Home Use Program for Office in the U.S. But once it does, it will be offering qualified business customers 30 percent off on Office 365 Home/Personal subscriptions for employee home use.
Microsoft is continuing to focus heavily on the healthcare vertical with new healthcare-related bot service, records-integration and healthcare-worker-targeted Teams capabilities.
Registration for this year's Microsoft Build developers conference opens February 27. And Build, again, is going head-to-head with Google's I/O developer confab.
Large businesses not ready to migrate off Windows 7 as of January 2020 and which opt for paid security updates should expect Microsoft's update pricing to double each year.
Accenture is expanding on its partnership with Microsoft and adding more Microsoft-focused professionals who will focus on Azure, Dynamics 365 and Microsoft 365.