Microsoft has declared HoloLens, its augmented reality headset, “open for business” with the launch of its commercial suite. Aimed at enterprise, the suite has additional security and management features that won’t make it to the consumer model. These include: Kiosk mode – Allows businesses to set HoloLens to a specific app or run in “demo […]
Tag Archives: Windows
Shut Out Of Mobile, Microsoft Courts iOS Developers
A port in a storm?
5 Things Developers Should Know About Microsoft’s Open-Source iOS App-Porting Tool
Windows Bridge for iOS lets you repurpose iPhone apps as Windows apps.
Windows 10 Suffers Last-Minute Control Panel Bug
More frustration on an already confusing feature.
The Revenge Of The Desktop App
Quip, Cotap, and others are scrapping the mobile-first playbook.
Microsoft Now Has To Be Its Own Best Hardware Partner
What the executive shakeup means.
Oculus And Microsoft Team Up To Dominate Virtual-Reality Gaming
Could this mean we’ll see VR games for the Xbox One?
Get Your Windows 10 Apps Ready
It’s out on July 29, and users are already getting upgrade notifications.
Tools For Screencasting On Your Windows Desktop
How to record the action on your Windows desktop.
These Rumored Lumias Might Tempt You To Try A Windows Phone
But you’ll have to wait for Windows 10.
What Microsoft Could (And Should) Pack Into The Surface Pro 4
Rumor has it we’ll see it in May.
Microsoft’s Edge Will Let You Scribble On The Web—And That’s Awesome
The Internet Explorer replacement can’t get here fast enough.
The Irrelevance Of Open Sourcing Windows
Microsoft sees an open-source future for Windows. Does anyone else?
The Surface 3: Microsoft’s Best Challenge To The iPad Yet
It does Windows and stacks up nicely against the iPad Air 2, though it’s still just a tablet.
Google’s New App Shows Off Multi-Screen App Development
New reference app, Universal Music Player, points the way.
The Scoop On Microsoft’s New Outlook App For iPhone and Android
Hint: It’s really Acompli with a new name—which is awesome. (For now.)
It’s The Beginning Of The End For Windows 7
Microsoft starts pushing the OS toward obsolescence.
Now You Can Skype From Your Browser
The chat tool jumps from desktop to Web.
What Microsoft’s “One Windows” Really Means
Streamlining Windows has long been Microsoft’s goal.
The New “One Microsoft” Is About To Get Slimmer
This could be the software giant’s biggest round of layoffs ever.