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“Application Guard” for Office Desktop Apps enters public preview
Read more: “Application Guard” for Office Desktop Apps enters public previewMicrosoft has released a new security feature for Microsoft 365 into Public Preview. This new feature, known as “application guard“, has been designed to help prevent risky, malicious, or untrusted…
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Surface Duo (aka Surface Phone) launched
Read more: Surface Duo (aka Surface Phone) launchedLate last night (UK time), #Microsoft officially “launched” #SurfaceDuo – the next milestone in their #Surface Journey with a new form-factor device under the prestigious brand of “Surface”.
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Skype for Business (3PIP) phone support extended beyond original 2023 end date
Read more: Skype for Business (3PIP) phone support extended beyond original 2023 end dateGreat news for any organisations using Skype for Business and moving to #MicrosoftTeams, was announced yesterday.
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It seems Microsoft’s plans to include Calling minutes in E5 have now been cancelled.
Read more: It seems Microsoft’s plans to include Calling minutes in E5 have now been cancelled.Microsoft appear to have back tracked and remove the free 120 dialing plans they had planned to include in many of the “E5” plans.