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Play my Emails Outlook and Cortana on iOS

Microsoft is building Cortana into Outlook as an AI that helps you stay productive

By Zac Bowden last updated

Cortana is entering new areas with new features for people who want to stay productive at work.

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1978's Superman movie stored on a piece of glass with Microsoft's Project Silica

Microsoft freakin' stored the 1978 Superman movie on a piece of glass

By Dan Thorp-Lancaster last updated

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Microsoft Whiteboard collaboration

Microsoft Whiteboard comes to the web and Microsoft Teams

By Sean Endicott published

Microsoft Whiteboard is now on the web and available for real-time collaboration within Microsoft Teams.

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Microsoft Teams on iPhone

Microsoft Teams gets new To Do and Planner integrations and more at Ignite 2019

By Dan Thorp-Lancaster last updated

Microsoft announced a raft of new features for its work collaboration app, Teams, at Ignite 2019. Those include closer integration with other Microsoft services, pinned channels, and much more.

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Microsoft Edge logo on Start menu

The new Microsoft Edge launches on January 15 for Windows and macOS

By Zac Bowden last updated

Microsoft's chromium version of Edge launches in early 2020.

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Microsoft Office app in App Store

Microsoft announces new Office Mobile app for Android and iOS

By Zac Bowden last updated

A new Office app for Android and iOS is on the way that combines the power of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint into one convenient app instead of three.

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WinUI 3.0 hits alpha preview, gives all developers access to native UWP controls

By Dan Thorp-Lancaster last updated

At Ignite 2019, Microsoft announced WinUI 3.0 is now entering alpha preview. This is a major about-face for Microsoft, as WinUI will open native controls and features up to all developers.

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Excel now supports natural language queries for Office Insiders

By Sean Endicott last updated

Microsoft announced at Ignite 2019 that Excel will support natural language queries.

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