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July 10, 2019
In a multi-part announcement spread across three blog posts, Microsoft has again given its Windows 10 update model a shake. Here's what the changes mean. Read more â¶
With Patch Tuesday here, make sure you temporarily block Windows Update
WTF, Microsoft?
Following Mozilla's lead, Microsoft pushes Edge onto anti-tracking bandwagon
Windows 10 Redstone: A guide to the Insider Preview builds
Anticipating a Microsoft Surface laptop designed by Jony Ive
It's time to install the June Windows and Office patches
Microsoftâs Windows Update system is broken. Will it ever be fixed?
The purpose of this buyerâs guide is to discuss why progressive, high-performing teams choose to invest in high-performance incident management software. Read more â¶
Last month brought a bevy of âsilver bulletâ patches, which fixed bugs introduced in earlier patches. This month, save yourself the bother. In most cases itâs easy to tell Windows to back off for a few weeks. You have to patch eventually, but thereâs no reason to join the ranks of the unpaid beta-testers. Read more â¶
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Fill out forms, add signatures, and more with this innovative tool. Read more â¶
For months Microsoft hid the fact that its Registry backup feature no longer worked, while Windows 10 kept reporting that it was completing successfully. What were you thinking, guys? Read more â¶
By adding 'tracking prevention' to the Chromium-based version of Edge, Microsoft can show it's putting a little distance between its browser and Google Chrome. Read more â¶
Get the latest info on new builds of Windows 10 19H2 and 20H1 as they roll out from Microsoft. Now updated for Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 18932 for 20H1, released on July 3, 2019. Read more â¶
Iâve been thinking a lot about the drama over at Apple with Jony Ive leaving the company and the reports that Apple no longer cares about design. I think the obvious product line for him to work his magic on is the Microsoft Surface, which was created to combat the Apple iPad. Read more â¶
June was a lazy, buggy month for Windows and Microsoft Office, with silver bullet patches galore. Things have calmed down now, and itâs time to get the lot installed. Read more â¶
Itâs a bad sign when companies answer complaints and concerns with corporate doublespeak. Read more â¶
Your software is a game-changer, but bringing it to market on a validated hardware platform can be costly and time consuming. Read more â¶
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