Month: July 2020

Since releasing the new Microsoft Edge, we’ve heard feedback that customers, especially in enterprise environments, need more visibility into our feature roadmap and release schedule so they can plan deployments and prepare for upcoming changes. Today, we are announcing the availability of Microsoft Edge enterprise features on the Microsoft 365 Roadmap portal, and a new Microsoft […]

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The first chapter of Tell Me Why, the latest narrative adventure from Dontnod Entertainment and Xbox Game Studios, is now available for pre-order for PC for Windows 10, Xbox One and Steam. Its scheduled release is Aug. 27. This game focuses on the story of twins Alyson and Tyler Ronan, who reunite for the first time […]

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***Updated on 7/23/2020***
 
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Voices of #HealthcareCloud is a webinar series hosted by myself and Vasu Sharma. My name is Shelly Aver… Continue reading Voice of #HealthcareCloud brought to you by Shelly & Vasu – Session 3: “The Power of the Platform”→

Xamarin.Forms 4.7 introduces drawing controls for Shapes and Paths. These are powerful new cross-platform controls that use the familiar control syntax from UWP and WPF. As well as use the native graphics libraries on each target platform. Sk

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In part one of this two-part series, Shreya Verma discusses the different backups options (point-in-time restore, long-term retention) Azure SQL provides and how to effectively manage them.
 
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Earlier this year, we met with users to understand how they felt about permissioned web features, such as requests to send notifications or access the camera or microphone. The individuals we spoke with made it clear they find notification requests bothersome and distracting—except when they don’t. These users were typically bothered if they couldn’t understand […]

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