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Microsoft is dropping its Windows Phone apps for Teams, Yammer, Skype for Business in May
Windows Phone users will lose support for their native Microsoft Teams, Yammer, and Skype for Business apps as of next month.
Microsoft looks to bots to make employees more productive
Microsoft is continuing its quest to try to make workers more productive via a variety of bots, including SwitchBot and Calendar.help.
Microsoft's OneNote for Windows 10 to become the default Windows version later this year
Microsoft plans to replace the desktop version of OneNote with the Universal Windows Platform/mobile one later this year when Office 2019 launches.
More Microsoft reorg moves shed light on cross-platform experience plans
Microsoft is moving more product groups under Corporate Vice President Joe Belfiore, sources say, as part of its cross-platform experience strategy.
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This StackSocial bundle includes extended trials of over a dozen useful tools and services.
Google Sheets gets macros
It's now easier to automate repetitive tasks in Google's spreadsheets tool.
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This extremely rare Depositphotos deal normally costs $299.
Microsoft's latest Windows 10 'Redstone 5' build adds more features to Sets
Microsoft is adding more functionality to its Sets windows-management feature, with the latest Windows 10 'Redstone 5' test build.
Microsoft acquires Forerunner Software's report-rendering technology
Microsoft has bought Forerunner Software's Mobilizer and Report Viewer products with the intent of improving its client-side report rendering capabilities.
Top Windows 10 questions: How to install, secure, upgrade, get it for free
In the past year, Ed Bott answered hundreds of questions about Windows 10. Here are the topics that readers found most interesting.
Why Microsoft is splitting up Windows in its latest reorganization
Connecting the dots: Here are some of the whys and hows around Microsoft's latest reorg -- and especially how it affects Windows and Devices.
Microsoft to add new geography, stocks data types to Excel
Microsoft is bringing new kinds of AI-enabled data types to Excel, starting with geography and stocks. Up next: Companies' own organizational data.
Google's Hire can now recommend job candidates to recruiters
The recruiting app can now create a list of past job candidates who may be well-suited for new openings.
Most tech workers would ignore a call from their boss outside work hours
In this age of instant communication, there is pressure on employees to be "switched on" all hours of the day. But do we really have the mental attitude to totally disconnect from work?
Seven things Apple needs to unveil at WWDC 2018
Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference kicks off June 4, and it's one of the ways we get a deep insight into the path that the company is on.
Apple's unreleased gold iPhone X: in pictures
What appears to be a gold iPhone X has appeared in an Apple filing with the FCC.
iOS 11.3: Tips, tricks, and how to fix the biggest annoyances
Here's how to get the most from the new iOS 11.3 update on your iPhone and iPad, as well as how to fix some of the biggest iOS annoyances.
Huawei Honor View 10: in pictures
Here's a closer look at Huawei's new Honor View 10 in the US.
Galaxy S9 camera: Its best features to take on iPhone X
Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 Plus' camera includes a dual aperture design to bring sharper photos, Bixby integration, augmented reality emoji and more.
Android, iOS mobile apps to download before disaster strikes
Natural disasters, criminal activity, and more -- there are apps out there to provide a helping hand when a crisis is underway.
Top Android apps for productivity: Get more done with your Android phone or tablet
Regardless of the manufacturer name on the back of your Android device, you can install any one of the following apps and use it as your primary means to surf the web, manage email, or keep tabs on your agenda.
Future mobile tech needs these features to work seamlessly
Our wish list for the mobile device of the future -- to keep us connected -- whatever happens.
Road to iPhone X: The evolution of Apple's smartphone
Let's take a trip down memory lane as we look at how the iPhone has changed over the past 10 years.
How to improve your iPhone or iPad battery life with iOS 11
New to iOS 11? Here's how you can conserve your battery power with the latest software update.
Hands-on with the Samsung Galaxy Note 8: In pictures
Existing Note owners are in for a big -- quite literally -- upgrade with the launch of the Note 8 on Sept. 15. We go hands-on.
Splashproof and waterproof phones
If you want to make certain that your next phone does not die a watery death, try one of these splashproof, water resistant, or waterproof phones.
Moto Z2 Play and new Moto Mods: In pictures
Take a look at Motorola's latest smartphone and its new accessories.
ZTE Quartz Smartwatch: In pictures
With an updated watchband, ZTE's inexpensive smartwatch wouldn't look all that bad.
Hands-on with Apple's WWDC 2017 hardware and software: In pictures
Take a look at Apple's latest and greatest hardware and software from WWDC 2017.
Google Pixel, Nexus devices get Android Auto wireless support
Pixel, Pixel XL, Pixel 2, Pixel 2 XL, Nexus 5X, and Nexus 6P devices running Android Oreo or higher now have Android Auto wireless support, Google has announced.
Instagram ditches Apple Watch app
Facebook's Instagram app is no longer available for Apple Watch, marking another high-profile departure from Apple's wearable app offerings.
Acer's student-friendly Tab 10 ups tablet stakes in schools
Acer launches the first Chrome OS tablet for the education market.
Android P: Google launches first developer preview
The full public beta is expected later this year, followed by a consumer rollout in the fall.
Turn your Android smartphone into a bunker with 10 simple steps
Malware makers, phishers, they really are all out to get you. Here's how to stop them in their tracks.
Nougat finally unseats Marshmallow in battle for Android dominance
But Oreo is still not making major headway.
Why microprocessor systems' architecture needs to go open-source
Perhaps the Meltdown and Spectre bugs are the impetus for making long-overdue changes to the core DNA of the semiconductor industry and how chip architectures are designed.
Five top improvements in Google Android 8.1
Besides numerous security fixes, the latest version of Android includes multiple features that developers will be using to improve your smartphone experience.
iPhone Batterygate: A sign of a deeper problem
To be better citizens of our planet, we need to reconsider the current disposable smartphone designs.
App update: What are Android's 2017 top sellers and standouts?
Google names most popular and best Android apps of the year.
Is your WhatsApp version real? Up to 5 million people fell for the fake
Fraudsters are managing to get fake WhatsApp apps published on the Play Store. Read more: http://zd.net/2zkbGY5
iPhone X: Nine can't-miss new features
Here is a look of at some of the most anticipated features of Apple's new flagship, the iPhone X. Read more: http://zd.net/2yLTE0B
No new features, phones for Windows 10 Mobile
Microsoft takes a further step back on mobile devices.
Rogue Android apps slipped past Google security, racked up 4.2 million downloads
Malware authors cash in on Android users through SMS fraud and unwanted online subscriptions.
WWDC recap: Apple unveils iOS 11,iMac Pro, a new iPad Pro and HomePod
Machine learning and artificial intelligence were two themes dominating Apple's WWDC keynote. ZDNet's Larry Dignan and TechRepublic's Dan Patterson review the big takeaways for technology pros.
Fitbit Versa review: Finally, a smartwatch that can make Fitbit proud
Outside of the Apple Watch for iOS users, the Fitbit Versa is the smartwatch to beat right now. It's comfortable, stylish, and has excellent battery life.
Apple HomePod review: Leaves a stain but not a strong impression
Apple's first foray into smart speaker market has the sound and looks, but does it have the smarts?
Diggro D106 hands on: A low-cost smartwatch with full featured Android apps
I like the idea of wearing a smartwatch -- and the D106 has everything I could need.
Apple iPhone X review: This is as good as it gets
Face ID, an impressive display, new interaction methods, and solid performance put the iPhone X on top.
Google Pixel 2 XL review: It doesn't get any more Google than this
The Pixel 2 XL has an improved camera, new design, and new software tricks.
Apple Watch Series 3 review: Always connected, just without the guilt
Apple's newest smartwatch is smarter in that it's always connected, but is it worth the cost?
iPhone 8 Plus Review: Bigger is better, but not for much longer
Apple's iPhone 8 Plus boasts some fancy new camera tricks that make it attractive... for now.
iPhone 8 review: More of the same, but better in just about every way
We've put the iPhone 8 to the test, and while it may look boring, it's anything but.
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 review: The epitome of a business-first smartphone
The Note 8 gets the job done, and does it exceptionally well. A smaller battery is frustrating but should be enough to get through most days. Note fans, you're going to love this phone.
Ulefone T1 hands-on: A high-performing phone with nice-to-have extras
The Ulefone T1 is a sleek-looking, fast, and affordable device with several nice-to-have extras in the box.
Moto Z2 Play review: Excellent battery life and handy Moto Mods make for a compelling smartphone
Motorola's latest smartphone is affordable -- and it's expandable with Moto Mods.
ZTE Quartz smartwatch review: An inexpensive Android Wear watch with one glaring issue
ZTE is known for selling inexpensive -- yet capable -- smartphones. Now, the company is trying to bring that approach to smartwatches.
BlackBerry KEYone review: A niche device for business users clamoring for physical keys
Nostalgia aside, the BlackBerry KEYone is a smartphone with a physical keyboard done right.
Samsung Galaxy S8 review: Near-perfect comeback leaves competitors in the dust
It clearly has the looks, but does it deliver on the smarts?
Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus review: Stunning large display, balanced design, and advanced technology
Samsung needed a compelling device to bounce back from the Galaxy Note 7 fiasco and the Galaxy S8 is sure to appeal.
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