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Microsoft Design Guru Peter Skillman Has Departed the Company
Peter Skillman oversaw a redesign of Skype and Outlook while at Microsoft but has now left to join an unnamed company.
Microsoft Is the Most Phished Brand for the Fifth Quarter in a Row
VadeSecure has detected over 20,000 Microsoft-related phishing URLs in Q2 2019, making it easily the most imitated company.
Microsoft’s SMS Organizer App Hides Away Offer and Reminder Spam
SMS Organizer automatically filter promotional messages, while allowing easy status tracking, dictation, expense tracking, and more.
Google Says Many Users are Logging in With Compromised Passwords
Google says large numbers of users are using passwords that have previously been breached, although its Password Checkup extension is helping.
Cortana’s Only Thermostat Ditches Her for Alexa and Google Assistant
As Cortana moves towards the enterprise, Johnson has removed Cortana from its Microsoft-partnered thermostat. Users will have to use Google Assistant or Alexa to retain functionality.
Microsoft’s Latest Patent Could Automatically Chronicle Users’ Lives
Microsoft's system would automatically collate relevant information in a narrative as a user creates content or posts to social media.
Microsoft’s GitHub Extends Actions Idea with CI/CD Tools
With CI/CD, GitHub developers can automate the testing of code and roll it out automatically, making project development more efficient.
Microsoft Teams Native App Could be Coming to Linux Soon
A Microsoft employee has said Microsoft Teams could soon have an application for the open source Linux platform.
Microsoft Patent Describes Methods for Managing Excessive Heat on Devices
A newly discovered Microsoft Patent points to a thermal control system that will prevent devices from getting too hot under heavy use.
Chromium Edge Dev Channel Update Adds Screenshot Inking
A new update for Chromium Edge through the Dev Channel has also made it easier to move settings from the old UWP app to the new Chrome-based browser.
Microsoft Is Doubling Your Paid OneDrive Storage, Adding a Personal Vault
Personal Vault is rolling out to users, who will note 100GB of storage for the same price as their current $2.99 plan.
Microsoft Patent Suggests a File Sharing System That Bugs Users to Read Documents
Microsoft's file-sharing system would surface unread, important documents contextually depending on the number of users in a group who have replied and a person's habits. Links could appear in the recent files list of Office 365.
Microsoft Issues Firmware Update for Surface Go and Surface Go LTE
The Surface Go and its Surface Go LTE variant have received new firmware updates that patch several security holes.
Mirai Botnet Sees Massive Growth in 2019 despite Co-Creator’s Imprisonment
The Mirai botnet has continued to be a tool of attackers in 2019, with new variants focusing on installing crypto miners and backdoors in the enterprise.
Microsoft Says Its Slowing Azure Growth Is Partly a Numerical Misconception
Microsoft executives took the time to explain several aspects of its strong Q4 2019 earnings report, covering slowing Azure growth, and the role of gaming in the company's strategy.
Microsoft Smashes Wall Street Expectations with $33.7 Billion Revenue in Q4 2019
Microsoft's Q4 2019 earnings report has surpassed analyst expectations by a billion, with a strong 12% year-over-year revenue growth and 14% for 2019 as a whole.
Microsoft Showcases HoloLens Hologram Using Speech-to-Translation
At Inspire 2019, Microsoft showed a new HoloLens tool that allows live holograms to deliver speeches in different languages.
Microsoft Word Passes One Billion Installs on Android
Microsoft Word has had more than one billion downloads on Android, showing Microsoft’s success as a mobile app developer.
Microsoft Patent Proposes Notification Screen for Folding Surface Device
A newly discovered Microsoft patent highlights a notification screen for a folding Surface, using the hinge as a digital panel.
Microsoft to Join Linux Mailing List That Privately Discusses Unpatched Security Issues
Microsoft will join the Linux-distros security list thanks to a recent history of working on Linux bugs, kernel development, and open source software.
