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Microsoft is holding an event on its campus January 21st to talk about the next chapter of Windows 10and it is expected the company will talk about the consumer release of Windows 10. The event is said to be an all day affair as well and Neowin will be there. For those who are curious, the …
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Automobile manufacturer, BMW, has been reported to be acquiring 57,000 Lumia smartphones for its employees, to replace older Nokia devices running on Symbian. According to German site WPArea, a decision was taken during the meeting of the BMW Work Council regarding the replacement of the older Symbian phones with Microsoft’s Lumias. The majority of …
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We knew it was coming at some point when Nokia discontinued its previous flagship, but the recently leaked images of the RM-1052 have seem to confirmed that there will now be a proper follow-up to Nokia’s flagship, the Lumia 1020. While we got a good look at the device and some of the specifications yesterday, it looks like …
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George Takei is probably best known for his portrayal of Mr Sulu on Star Trek, but he’s also a prominent equal rights campaigner for the LGBT community and a passionate technology enthusiast. In the newest episode of his tech-focused series, Takei’s Take, he took a trip to the Microsoft Garage and got to try …
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Review Date: 25 October 2014 The Good Setup is simple and quick, if your devices are up-to-date. It uses standard Miracast technology that works with Windows computers and some Android devices, without needing a traditional Wi-Fi network. The Bad Similar devices, including Google’s Chromecast, cost less. Be prepared to bring your own power supply if you don’t have …
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Review Date: 25 October 2014 The Good Setup is simple and quick, if your devices are up-to-date. It uses standard Miracast technology that works with Windows computers and some Android devices, without needing a traditional Wi-Fi network. The Bad Similar devices, including Google’s Chromecast, cost less. Be prepared to bring your own power supply if you don’t have …
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If you’re an Office user on Android your life just got a tiny bit better as Microsoft has pushed out a new update to its suite. The latest version brings better OneDrive sharing alongside Dropbox support which is a huge bonus for many Android users. First up you can now share files directly through …
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In Microsoft’s pursuit of making you more productive, they are re-thinking the traditional ways that we communicate, with email being at the center of this conversation. We’ve all been there before – our inbox is filled with content that isn’t important at this moment and trying to find the relevant information takes too much …
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In Microsoft’s pursuit of making you more productive, they are re-thinking the traditional ways that we communicate, with email being at the center of this conversation. We’ve all been there before – our inbox is filled with content that isn’t important at this moment and trying to find the relevant information takes too much …
Continue reading “Microsoft announces ‘Clutter’ for Office 365, a smarter Inbox”
In Microsoft’s pursuit of making you more productive, they are re-thinking the traditional ways that we communicate, with email being at the center of this conversation. We’ve all been there before – our inbox is filled with content that isn’t important at this moment and trying to find the relevant information takes too much …
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