Collaborate Disseminate
Or, at least that’s the plan, according to a Microsoft blog post that was mysteriously edited to remove this information.
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Microsoft introduces Project Reunion, the company’s new vision for unifying Windows 10 app development that decouples existing and new Win32/UWP APIs from the OS.
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In a concise post, Windows chief Panos Panay described coming innovations in Windows. But what did he really say? And not say?
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A month ago, we heard that Microsoft was rethinking its plans for Windows 10X. Today, Panos Panay confirmed that change.
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Looking for a recap of some of the Windows 10 announcements? Here’s what you need to know.
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Microsoft signals that Windows 10X and its simplified new user interface and container-based architecture is too important to screw up.
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Microsoft has reportedly changed its plans for Windows 10X: it’s now focusing on getting the new experience on existing single-screen devices, forcing the Surface Neo to be delayed till next year.
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Microsoft is changing the path ahead for Windows 10X which means a new focus and Surface Neo isn’t coming anytime soon.
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Microsoft announces that it will pause Windows 10 optional updates starting in May and extend security updates for some Windows 10 version 1709 SKUs to October. There are also details on new features coming to Edge, an update to Microsoft Emulator for Windows 10X, and news that Microsoft Search integration with Windows 10 is being delayed until Q4 2020. Additionally, I provide some tips on working at home.
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The new emulator is still horribly slow and incredibly buggy, making it impossible to accurately assess the system’s ability to run legacy desktop apps.
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