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More from: | TechCrunch | 0 Microsoft is working with Google to bring a native ARM64 version of Chrome to Windows 10 on ARM and as Mozilla announced today, it, too, is working on bringing a native version of Firefox to Windows 10 on ARM. The organization is doing so... Read more
More from: | Slashdot | 0 Microsoft has changed the way it approaches design. The new Office icons unveiled this week are the first glimpse at a far bigger design overhaul that’s going on inside the company. Windows is also getting its own icon changes, but the bigger change is... Read more
More from: | ZDNET | 0 After a flurry of Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) reports from annoyed Surface Book 2 owners, Microsoft has decided to pull the update that was causing them. Windows 10 Thanks to Reddit users and news reports, Surface Book 2 owners may have been able... Read more
More from: | ZDNET | 0 Installing cloud-native applications can be tricky. The technology is still new enough that finding a cloud-native savvy developer or system administrator can be harder than finding hen’s teeth, So, it was that Docker and Microsoft decided to make it easier for everyone with the... Read more
More from: | Slashdot | 0 An anonymous reader writes: At its Microsoft Connect(); 2018 virtual event today, Microsoft announced the initial public preview of Visual Studio 2019 — you can download it now for Windows and Mac. Separately, .NET Core 2.2 has hit general availability and .NET Core 3.0... Read more
More from: | Gizmodo UK | 0 Microsoft is purportedly planning a major change to its Edge browser. A report from Windows Central suggests Microsoft plans to ditch its proprietary EdgeHTML back end for Chromium—which could spell a more pleasant browser experience for Edge users. If this sounds like Greek,... Read more
More from: | ZDNET | 0 If you live in the country, chances are you don’t have internet broadband. While the FCC and most major ISPs continue to spin their wheels, three major technology companies are working to bring true broadband to rural areas. Read more
More from: | Bleeping Computer | 0 Microsoft is working on another lightweight iteration of Windows 10 and it’s internally called “Lite”. Windows Lite is a stripped down version of the operating system and it will reportedly take Microsoft’s concept of Store-restricted operating system one step further. A lightweight and... Read more
More from: | ZDNET | 0 Microsoft is using its annual Connect(); developers conference to make a number of AI-related announcements, including the open sourcing of one of its key pieces of its Windows Machine Learning (Windows ML) platform. Credit: Microsoft Microsoft is open sourcing the Open Neural Network Exchange... Read more
More from: | Bleeping Computer | 0 According to reports, Microsoft is abandoning development of Microsoft Edge and instead focusing on a new Chromium-based browser under the codename Anaheim. Microsoft is said to be developing its own Chromium-based browser that will replace Microsoft edge in Windows 10. While it will... Read more
More from: | ZDNET | 0 The codename is out of the bag. The bigger-screened successor to Microsoft’s tabled Andromeda dual-screen device is “Centaurus.” (Thanks to Windows Central for the Centaurus codename, which I’ve confirmed with my own contacts.) Centaurus is believed to be a dual-screened device not entirely dissimilar... Read more
More from: | NetworkWorld | 0 Networking tools for Windows are typically command-line programs or desktop applications. Under Windows 10, there’s a third format: apps that you download from the online Microsoft Store. Here we’re highlighting 10 networking tools that are available in the Microsoft Store and can be pinned... Read more
More from: | ZDNET | 0 Bugs in Microsoft’s latest cumulative Windows 10 update have left Surface Book 2 owners suspicious that Microsoft isn’t properly testing its software on its own flagship hardware. Windows 10 Just two months after Consumer Reports reinstated its ‘recommended’ rating for the Surface Book 2,... Read more
More from: | The Next Web | 0 A report out of IT publication Petri suggests Microsoft is working on a challenger to Google’s increasingly popular Chrome OS dubbed Windows Lite, or perhaps even just ‘Lite.’ I’m getting a strong sense of deja vu. If this all sounds familiar to... Read more
More from: | ZDNET | 0 Despite numerous leaks (which have appeared on this blog and elsewhere) about Windows Core OS, a k a WCOS, Microsoft never has publicly explained this terminology. In part, this may be the result of the constantly evolving nature of WCOS. And based on a... Read more