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Microsoft is bringing a new productivity and collaboration canvas to Microsoft 365 subscribers called Loop. The company announced the app and said it aims to merge elements from various Office apps like Word, Excel, and others into one collaborative canvas.

Slack, Zoom and Microsoft Teams are morphing into a new generation of development platforms that will become tomorrow’s desktops ... wherever we work.

Postman has enterprise customers like Salesforce, Stripe, Kroger, Cisco, and PayPal

Microsoft this week described how to use PowerShell to better manage Windows 10 updates when using the Windows Update for Business new Deployment Service addition.

Today we’re announcing new capabilities to help customer and field service teams deliver more consistent and engaging experiences, from the...

Check Point Research has identified four new security vulnerabilities in the Microsoft Office suite.

Low-code tools enter the application development life cycle as Power Platform’s fusion bridges enterprise development models.

Microsoft Outlook for iOS Gets Voice Dictation for Emails, Scheduling Meetings; Android Support Coming Soon The voice feature can also be used to search for content on the Outlook mobile app. By Satvik Khare | Updated: 9 June 2021 18:00 IST Microsoft Outlook will use Cortana along with AI to make speech-to-text easier to use Highlights Outlook will take help from Microsoft Graph to make dictation easier The voice features are coming soon to Android Microsoft Out...

PHOTO: lobro Microsoft announced more than 100 new services and updates at its annual Microsoft Build conference last week. The themes of the conference included boosting developer speed with end-to-end developer toolchains, new intelligent cloud-native apps through data and AI, new collaborative apps for hybrid work, building SaaS applications with Microsoft Cloud and building mixed reality, digital twins and metaverse apps, according to a blog post from CEO Satya Nadella. Marketers are part...

In the last seven days we had the Build conference, a reveal of the Xbox and Bethesda E3 event date, and some needed improvements to shared calendars on Windows. Be sure to catch up via our overview.