Edge Now Reads Webpages In More Natural Sounding Voices
The new Chromium powered Edge keeps getting better and better. If you are in the habit of making your browser read out webpages, then there
Category : Editor’s Picks
These are the stories that the editors have found worthy of having their own space.
Cortana Plucked Out From The GLAS Thermostat
Boy, Cortana certainly has seen better days! Microsoft has been struggling with repositioning Cortana for more than a year, and it looks like things are
Cloud Gaming Is Inevitable, Says Microsoft
Getting some Thanos vibes here! Microsoft believes that cloud gaming is inevitable, though the firm has no doubt that the technology is years from going
Microsoft Cuts Office 2019 From Its Home Use Program
In its infinite wisdom, Microsoft has decided that from now on, it is going to be Office 365 subscriptions all the way! Users will no
Windows 10 No Longer A Cornerstone For Microsoft
Who would have guessed! For four years Microsoft has been saying that Windows 10 is a cornerstone product, the very foundation of its ambitions. But
Critical Windows Vulnerabilities Affects 800 Million Users
Oh dear! Heavens to bitsy! A couple of critical Windows vulnerabilities have just been discovered. And the scary thing is that they affect all versions
Microsoft Envisions AI Boom Over The Next 5 Years
AI for the win! There is an AI boom on the horizon, and the next decade truly could be the year of disruptive technologies like
JP Morgan, Microsoft Launch Quorum Blockchain Service
Two giants at it again. The Redmond based technology titan has collaborated with JP Morgan to launch a blockchain service, making Quorum the first ledger
Imprivata Unveils Cloud Identity And Access Management Tool
Imprivata, a leading healthcare IT security provider, has announced Imprivata Identity Governance for identity and access management with Azure Active Directory. This new tool is
Power BI Picks Up New Features, And A New Region
Power BI updates continue to trickle in like clockwork. And these changes introduced in July are about as exciting as they come, with new features