Showing posts with label Richard Hay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Richard Hay. Show all posts

Friday, November 10, 2017

ITPro SnapShot: What Else Happened This Week? (November 3-10, 2017)

ITPro SnapShot offers a short and snappy round-up on recent industry-related announcements and news around the globe.

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Friday, November 3, 2017

Sponsor Spotlight: Integrated Archive Solutions (IAS) at #ITDevConnections

The annual IT/Dev Connections Conference for 2017 recently wrapped up in San Francisco, California at the Hilton Union Square Hotel.
We talked to all of our event sponsors about their products, services, and why they sponsor and attend a show like IT

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Microsoft Publishes Windows 10 SDK Preview for Redstone 4 and Holiday App Submission Deadlines

Less than a month after their last feature update, Microsoft is now diving into work for the next feature update, code named Redstone 4, with the release of a new Software Development Kit (SDK) Preview build. They're also reminding active developers about upcoming app submissions deadlines.

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Thursday, November 2, 2017

The Windows 10 Fall Creators Update for Internet of Things Devices

Just a little more than two weeks ago Microsoft released their latest feature update for Windows 10 and now they are providing more details about the IoT version of the operating system.

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Ask @WinObs: How has Microsoft Stepped Up Privacy Controls in the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update?

Editor's note: We are featuring a past Q&A from Richard Hay's “Ask @WinObs,” available to paid subscribers of the Windows Secrets newsletter. What you see here is just a small sampling of what Hay’s's writing for the newsletter — see the link at the bottom of the article for more information on how to subscribe.

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