Microsoft was one of the early-adopters when it came to embrace the Apple Silicon-platform in late 2020. Over the time, many apps were added after the initial provisioning of Microsoft Office on Apple’s latest chips.
Yesterday, Microsoft then finally announced the general availability of the adopted OneDrive-client and finally closed a long-time gap while testing did already start in June of 2021.
Our world is connected more and more these days so being „always on“ is a well-accepted standard. But does this also need to count for Windows 11-accounts at home?
The new perpetual version of Microsoft Office is launching together with Windows 11 on October 11th while the LTSC-edition has already hit the market.
Microsoft 365 has set a standard of modern work including many modules over the years — now, Microsoft announced a new pricing for the various plans.
Some days ago, I already wrote about Microsoft’s Cloud PC which was, basically, a PC-as-a-Service powered by Azure. Now, Microsoft unleashed the beast and opens a door to a new level of computing that may break boundaries between platforms.
There were rumours about Microsoft going to put Windows 10 in the cloud, delivering what is already available through Azure on a server- and service-base for the Desktop client — finally!
While the adoption of cloud-services has evolved over the years and already set new standards, the question of the shared responsibility can’t be ignored: Your data, your responsiblity!
While Microsoft has adopted the Apple Silicon-based M1-SoCs straight from the beginning, their was still some work left to do.
While Microsoft is surely one of the profiteers in audio- and videoconferencing needs throughout the pandemic, Microsoft Teams evolved in lockstep, connecting people where social distancing caused new borders.
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Microsoft announces new pricing for Microsoft 365 
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Microsoft 365 & Synology: A good match for SOHO-based backups! 
Microsoft announces OneDrive will be Apple Silicon-ready later this year 
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