First certified 'secured-core' Windows Servers and Azure Stack HCI servers are now available
Microsoft's promised secured-core servers, running Windows Server and Azure Stack HCI, are available for purchase.
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Microsoft redesigns Notepad for Windows 11
Windows 11 testers are getting a test build of the redesigned Notepad app, which supports dark mode and other new features.
Microsoft to try to push business customers to longer-term subscriptions via price increases
Microsoft is gearing up to make billing changes around subscriptions for a number of its business software services that could have negative effects on partners and customers.
Microsoft looks ready to make changing browsers on Windows 11 easier
Microsoft quietly added an option to more easily select a browser other than Edge to Windows 11 in the latest test build of the operating system. Yay for user feedback.
Microsoft makes Start menu customizations possible in new Windows 11 test build
Microsoft is enabling Windows 11 users to include more pinned, and recommended items in their Start Menus with the latest Windows 11 Dev Channel test build.
Microsoft creates new standalone Teams Essentials edition for SMBs
Microsoft is adding a new standalone Teams SKU for small-and-midsize businesses to its lineup, which will cost $48 per user per year.
Does Windows on Arm have a future?
If an allegedly exclusive partnership deal in the Windows on Arm PC space ends soon, will (and should) anyone care?
Microsoft reorgs its cloud business, creates new Strategic Missions and Technologies team
Microsoft's new Strategic Missions and Technologies team, headed by Jason Zander, will group Microsoft's evolving Federal, Azure Space, telco, and quantum computing businesses.
Microsoft's Windows App SDK 1.0 is available. Will it undo Microsoft's past mistakes?
Microsoft's 'Project Reunion,' its development kit to bridge various Windows development platforms, is here.
With rollout of 21H2, Microsoft moves Windows 10 to annual updates
Microsoft will push feature updates for Windows 10 once annually for the next four years, starting with today's update.