- Microsoft is doing just great during the pandemic, thank you very much.
- Microsoft 365 generated $20 billion in revenues in FY20!
- How does that compare to "Commercial Cloud." And ... what's in those revenues? Windows?
- SMB is slowing: How this changes where MS makes money - remember that Microsoft abandoned SMB earlier in the pandemic too
- Today's the day for Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google CEOs. And here's a new take on "embrace and extend": Copy, acquire, kill
- Windows 10 launched five years ago today
- Surprise! Microsoft just added a bunch of 21H1 features to Windows 10 version 20H2.
- Could this possibly be evidence there won't be a Windows 10 21H1?
- Related: Build 20180 is out in the Dev channel, enabling all the features the Beta channel just got
- New Tasks app comes to Microsoft Teams
- Microsoft Family Safety app heads out of preview
- NBA is partnering with Microsoft to put fans in the stands at this year's games
- Xbox Games Showcase: What stood out?
- August is upon us, here's Games for Gold
- White Xbox controller suggests a Series S
- Tip of the week: Rethink your relationship with Big Tech. We're not going to solve this problem today. But you can take steps to reduce your reliance on Big Tech.
- App pick of the week: Edge Beta or Dev. Edge 86 just hit Dev, giving us a peek at that future
- Enterprise pick of the week: Roadmaps, roadmaps, roadmaps. Cartophiles, rejoice! Chredge enterprise features are now part of the M365 roadmap. And GitHub adds a roadmap for publicly acknowledged coming features. Speaking of new resources, there's also a new landing page is for Windows developers using Node.js, React, Java, Kotlin, Python, Xamarin, and Android Studio
- Enterprise pick No. 2 of the week: WVD 'spring' refresh now GA. The new features that Microsoft outlined in April for its WVD spring refresh are now generally available as of this week: Azure Portal integration, A/V redirect support for Teams
- Cocktail pick of the week: Saketini
- 1 part triple sec (or Cointreau or Grand Marnier)
- 1 part cucumber lime vodka
- 5 parts sake
- Stir and serve over ice, garnish with lime, cucumber, or both
- With triple sec or Cointreau the drink stays clear, GM adds a little color
- We use Fu-Ki brand sake
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