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Microsoft’s new Edge browser is nearly complete and the company is introducing a new icon and privacy features with the impeding release.
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Windows 10X is coming to new foldable dual-screen devices and clamshell laptops, robots are invading Windows 10, all businesses can buy Windows 7 Extended Security Updates starting December 1st, and Server Core is now in fashion thanks to Windows Admin Center.
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Microsoft has a new SKU of Windows 10 but this version is introducing compartmentalization of Win32, a huge step towards making Windows 10, fully modular.
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This month sees Microsoft designate Windows 10 1903 ready for broad deployment, BitLocker no longer trust SSDs that have built-in hardware encryption, Windows 10 reach 900 million devices, and much more.
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Collections has made it to the Dev channel for Microsoft Edge Insiders. In this Ask the Admin, I look at how Collections works and where it might be useful.
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Windows 10 is approaching 1 billion active devices but Windows 7 refuses to go away.
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With Google and Dell partnering to ship hardware that includes the Chrome OS Enterprise upgrade out-of-the-box, does Google’s push in the enterprise threaten Microsoft’s dominant position?
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This month Windows 19H2 edges closer to a final build, Citrix releases Managed Desktops based on Windows Virtual Desktop, Windows updates break Visual Basic 6 apps, and Microsoft prepares to disable VBScript in IE11 on Windows 7 and 8.x.
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If you find that you need updates for Windows 7 after January 2020, here are the three options that Microsoft offers to keep your devices secure.
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Microsoft’s new Edge browser is ready for beta testing but don’t expect the final release to be available anytime soon.
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