Docker–and the concept of containers–is hot right now, and still gaining momentum. The ability to run virtualized apps in modular containers independent of the operating system enables organizations to be much more agile and efficient. Microsoft wants to incorporate that […]
Microsoft is bringing native support for Docker to Windows Server Read More »
It isn’t a problem so much with the faster broadband speeds these days, but I remember how frustrating it used to be to receive a 3MB or 4MB file attachment on an email over dial-up. Yikes! Even at broadband speed,
Microsoft streamlines sharing files with OWA and OneDrive for Business Read More »
Dune is my favorite book of all time. I have read the original Dune trilogy more than once, and I have read many of the subsequent and peripheral titles related to the epic Dune saga. I used to own and
A closer look at the Sandworm cyber espionage threat Read More »
The marketing of the Surface Pro line has been shaky since the launch of the original Microsoft tablet. I don’t feel like Microsoft has done a very good job framing it–first and foremost–as a fully functional Windows PC. Combine that
Microsoft assures business customers the Surface Pro 3 is here to stay Read More »
Microsoft announced to the world yesterday that “Windows 9” will actually be called Windows 10. The name caught most of the tech media and Windows users by surprise. As with all things Microsoft there will be naysayers and bashers no
Windows 10: What’s in a name? Read More »
It used to seem like Microsoft was rolling out updates to OneNote every week. Now, it seems like it’s alternating between OneNote and OneDrive, and this week it’s OneNote’s turn again. Microsoft launched an updated version of OneNote to take
Microsoft rolls out OneNote apps for iOS 8 and Android Wear Read More »
Earlier this year Microsoft shared a cool new project–codename Oslo. Oslo is built on Office Graph, and connects users to information in new, and more proactive ways. Essentially, the information you use and need most should be surfaced and ready,
Microsoft rolls out Office Delve Read More »
While the entire world was focused on the Apple media event today, and the unveiling of the iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, and the Apple Watch, it also happened to be the second Tuesday of the month, which makes it
Time to patch Internet Explorer again Read More »
There are two things that get in the way of backing up large files to a cloud storage service like OneNote: bandwidth and file size caps. Microsoft is getting rid of one of those two obstacles for OneDrive. OneDrive (formerly
Microsoft removing 2GB limit on OneDrive files Read More »
The iPad is, well…it’s the iPad, but Android has a dominant chunk of tablet market share. The primary reason is that Android owns the market for cheap, virtually disposable tablets at the low end. But, what if you could get
Windows may dominate tablets thanks to affordable devices Read More »
