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Microsoft's Office 2019 Server products are now available to all, though Exchange users will need a copy of the now recalled Windows Server 2019.

The Surface Hub 2S will release in 2019, but orginizations will have to wait a little longer for its upgraded brother, the 2X, as well as new software.

Microsoft announced several LinkedIn integrations at its Ignite conference, hinting at the possibility for further compatibility in the future. The additions come amid changed to Microsoft's commercial cloud reporting, which now includes the professional network.

Office 2019 is out in the wild, currently limited to commercial volume customers before a general roll out in the next few weeks.

Windows Admin Center is moving to version 1809 with a massive amount of changes across all functions of the service.

Remote Assist and Layout were announced at Build 2018 and have been tested in Dynamics 365 since then, including a successful trial with Chevron.

Microsoft is launching its Azure Firewall security solution alongside a WAN service and more in a huge push of its cloud platform. The company hails its innovations ahead of the Ignite conference next week.

A leaked presentation shows Xbox One keyboard support is coming, with Microsoft and PC accessories giant Razer seemingly working together.

Current Snapdragon 835-powered Windows 10 on ARM Always Connected PCs can get unlimited free data thanks to a collaboration between Qualcomm and Sprint.

Microsoft will bring its AI tools and datasets to four of China's top universities to foster innovation. The move may let it establish a foothold in the local market, but it has significant competition.

Microsoft Excel can now pull in current data that doesn't have a set value. Rich data lets users create visualizations, as well as pull in stock and index prices.

Office 2019 will not be available on Windows 7 and 8.1, encouraging enterprise users to upgrade. The software will also use Click to Run technology, allowing for faster installs.

As reported earlier in the month, Skype for Business is folding into Microsoft Teams, which will become the company’s core workplace chat solution. Microsoft will discuss the change at Ignite today.

Windows 10 usage continues to grow steadily as 100 million active devices began using the operating system since May of this year.