Microsoft is continuing its pursuit of deskless, 'firstline workers' with several new features coming to its Teams group-chat application in the coming months.
As of January 2021, Microsoft will no longer support its UWP Office Mobile apps. In 2018: deprioritized; in 2021, they'll be dropped on Windows Mobile.
Microsoft has been working to replace Wunderlist with its To Do app. Next May, the transition will be officially complete.
Microsoft's new Project service is rolling out throughout most of the world. And a new Project Plan 1 offering is available for purchase as of October 29.
Some Microsoft users are reporting they are seeing their Office 365 subscriptions and products being quietly rebranded as 'Microsoft 365.' Could a potential branding change be coming?
Microsoft is giving its To Do task-management app a makeover which makes it look more like Wunderlist, the task manager that Microsoft acquired and plans to shut down in favor of To Do.
Microsoft is moving away from referring to the web-based version of Office and its web-based Office client apps as 'Office Online' or 'Word Online.'
Microsoft is adding more 'AI' features to PowerPoint to help customers design and rehearse their PowerPoint presentations.
Microsoft is bringing its 'Insert Data from Picture' feature to iOS devices after debuting it on Android earlier this year.
Microsoft launched a collection of tools and templates aimed at freelance workers late last year. Moving forward, Microsoft has much bigger plans to target those in the 'gig economy.'