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With Office Mobile apps on Windows 10 no longer receiving features, Microsoft is turning its full attention to iOS and Android, with a bunch of new features coming soon.

Microsoft says it will only provide security and stabilization support for Office UWP apps in an effort to focus on iOS and Android.

Microsoft’s Windows 10-based Fluent Design UI language is now available on Office 365 and Office 2019. The company has explained how the UI functions.

Microsoft is using the launch of Office 2019 to make a change that should have happened years ago, making 64-bit the default Office option.

Desktop Analytics will allow customers to create an inventory of applications ahead of a Windows 10 or Office 365 upgrade.

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ChatGPT 3.5 can now speak and listen thanks to a new chatbot called Dave, which was created using Microsoft Azure cloud services.

Microsoft has detailed standards and plans for the first ever generally available Decentralized Digital Identity platform.

Microsoft’s Cloud Clipboard allows syncing of content between devices and platforms. It could come to SwiftKey in the coming months.

Microsoft's Fluid Framework preview is available to targeted release tenants in US English, with the ability to co-author and collaborate from any of its apps.

At Ignite 2019, Microsoft said it is returning feature support to OneNote 2016. The company will continue OneNote on Windows 10 support.

Some consumers are noting a switch of their Office 365 and ProPlus branding to Microsoft 365, but Microsoft says there's nothing to see here.

Build 2020 will run from May 19 - 21, while fans can expect Inspire to begin on July 20. The events are likely to contain some major announcements from Microsoft.

Ahead of Inspire 2019, Microsoft has announced changes in Teams and Dynamics 365, as well as debuting several new tools.

Cortana will be making appearances throughout the enterprise with a context-driven approach that should simplify routines and tie in with its business-driven software.

With Build 2019 just around the corner, it's clear that Microsoft much of the conference will focus on conversational AI, forgoing focus on Windows for a look at the company's new plans for Cortana.

With the upcoming launch of Windows Virtual Desktop, virtualization tool developers may be feeling obsolete. Microsoft and Citrix have announced partnerships will be ongoing when WVD launches.

The Microsoft 365 Insider program is now open to sign-ups, putting Windows and Office news and updates under a single banner. Eventually, the program will also include Intune.

Sony will be skipping E3 2019 while it works on innovative products and 'explores new and familiar ways' to interact with its community. Meanwhile, Xbox and Nintendo could be set for a strong lineup, with possible console announcements.

Unreal Engine 4.21 sports support for the Windows Mixed Reality platform, as well as improvements, to Oculus and Magic Leap. The improvements launch alongside a number of major features.