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Latest Windows 7 update breaks Display on Second Monitor

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Microsoft yesterday released a new Monthly Patch August Update with version KB4034664. The update was released to fix issues caused in the previously released update version by the Redmond Giant. However now...
Microsoft Teams

Microsoft to retire its Business Apps for Windows Phone

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Microsoft today announced that it will be discontinuing support for its enterprise application for Windows Phone or Windows 10 Mobile. The enterprise application includes Microsoft Teams, Skype for Business and Yammer. The...
Surface Pro

Microsoft’s affordable Surface tablets will be primarily aimed at the education market

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Last week, we reported that the Microsoft is planning to launch an affordable Surface tablet with Windows 10. Meanwhile, more information about this upcoming device has appeared online. The report claims that the...

Microsoft releases build 16190 with Fluent design system APIs

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Hi In February this year, the new design language code named 'project neon' was leaked. The new  design is based on the styling currently on windows 10, but is meant to add...
Windows Messenger, bundled with Windows XP in 2001, offered text chat, voice and video calls, and application sharing

Windows XP had built-in video calls 25 years ago, and Microsoft has been killing...

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Long before Zoom, Windows Messenger let Windows XP users video chat, share apps and call landlines through paid providers. MSN Messenger was a different app altogether, and after Windows Live Messenger and Skype were retired, Microsoft’s messaging ended at Teams, a WebView2 app built for work.
Microsoft Edge for Linux

Microsoft Edge for Linux is now one step closer to stable release

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Microsoft Edge for Linux is set to launch in the stable channel later this year. Ahead of the big announcement, a beta version of the browser is now available for download. If...

Microsoft files an advanced eye scanning patent for use in future mobile devices

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Microsoft has introduced some interesting and very good technology with the launch of Windows 10 around the security namely Windows Hello. The Windows Hello offers users a secured way of logging...
OneDrive

OneDrive for Android updated with support for Sharepoint Server

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After pushing out a new update for the OneDrive app for iOS users, the company has also pushed out a new update for the OneDrive app this time for Android users....

New images of Windows 10 smartphone prototype with Snapdragon 835

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Yesterday at Computex 2017, Qualcomm had announced that it is partnering with ASUS, HP and Lenovo to build ARM based Windows 10 PCs. They also reiterarted that Snapdragon 835 will be...
Classic Paint

JSPaint brings Microsoft’s classic Windows Paint to web browsers

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Microsoft Paint has been included in all versions of Windows operating system, it rapidly became one of the favourite apps in the early versions of Windows. Just like how home fashion...

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