Clearing the Clouds of Technology
Microsoft Edge got a decent update in the Windows 10 Anniversary Update — the browser now supports extensions (though only a handful are available at launch), tab-pinning, drag-and-drop, swipe navigation and click-to-play Flash video. But is Edge ready to take on browsers like Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox?
8 things Microsoft still needs to fix in Edge was originally published on iSeeTech
In May 2016, Microsoft unveiled a new vision for the future of SharePoint, and today we’re pleased to announce the rollout of several new enhancements to SharePoint Online team sites in Office 365, including deeper integration with Office 365 Groups. These enhancements will begin rolling out to Office 365 First Release customers next week. *…
New capabilities in SharePoint Online team sites including integration with Office 365 Groups was originally published on iSeeTech
The shiny new Xbox One S was just a taste. Microsoft’s Project Scorpio — coming in the fourth quarter of 2017 — will be the true main meal. According to Microsoft, it’s both the future of Xbox and the most powerful game console ever made. * Read the full article here
Project Scorpio: Everything we know about the next Xbox coming 2017 was originally published on iSeeTech
If you were an early adopter of Google’s first wave of Chromebook laptops, you might want to start preparing your finances for an upgrade. Google’s End of Life policy for its devices means that support for the oldest of Chromebooks could soon draw to a close. * Read the full article here
Your Chromebook Has a Five Year Lifespan was originally published on iSeeTech
Your Chromebook Has a Five Year Lifespan was originally published on iSeeTech
Your Chromebook Has a Five Year Lifespan was originally published on iSeeTech