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News about Office 365
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Office 365 Advanced Security Management brings powerful protection for a price
Enterprises using Microsoft's Office 365 have a new security product that they can use to better lock down their organizations -- for a price.
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Business users get live chat in Office Online
Microsoft's attempts to catch up with Google in the online collaboration space took a step forward Wednesday, when the company announced that it's adding live chat to Office Online. so that people can discuss documents stored in SharePoint and OneDrive for Business.
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Microsoft's fascinating GigJam service is open to anyone who wants an invite
Anyone can get into the private beta of MIcrosoft's new GigJam productivity service, which is aimed at helping teams of people collaborate in real time over the Internet, the company announced Thursday.
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Outlook for Mac will soon let you resize images and try new fonts
Microsoft is revamping the message editor in Outlook for Mac, giving its users new options for editing elements inside their email messages.
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Sharepoint is going mobile this year with a new app
Even after 15 years on the market, Microsoft SharePoint is still going strong. The enterprise content management and collaboration platform software is getting a number of updates over the coming year, to benefit the more than 200,000 companies using it today.
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OneNote gets easy video embedding and many more new features
Microsoft announced a veritable bonanza of new features for its OneNote note taking software across multiple platforms on Thursday. Here's the breakdown.
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Microsoft's weak phone sales drag down its Surface and cloud wins
Microsoft's acquisition of Nokia is proving to be quite the albatross around the company's neck. The company has stepped away from focusing on phones, and its handset sales revenue fell by almost half in the first quarter.
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Microsoft Outlook users with Office 365 get a security perk: Unsafe email warnings
Microsoft will flag suspicious email (and greenlight those it deems safe) as part of a new Outlook technology called Safety Tips.
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Outlook for iOS and Android gets new calendar integrations
Users of Outlook for iOS and Android now have new ways to get important reminders and events into their calendars, thanks to integrations that Microsoft unveiled Thursday morning.
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Microsoft's PowerPoint Designer gets multiple image support and more
A few months ago, Microsoft released a feature for PowerPoint 2016 that can help users make better-looking slides even if they aren't presentation experts. On Thursday, it got even better with a few upgrades.
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OneNote tries to draw in Evernote users with a migration tool
Microsoft is trying to lure users away from Evernote with a new tool that lets people migrate their notes from the startup’s note-taking service.
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Cloud Specialists, Telstra and Microsoft launch new competition
Cloud Specialists, in collaboration with Telstra and Microsoft, have launched a new competition for Australian businesses whereby $20,000 in funding will go towards the rollout of the most innovative idea for a business technology solution based on Office 365.
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New Office 365 profiles help people get to know their coworkers
On Tuesday, Microsoft unveiled a new profile page for Office 365 users aimed at making it easier for people to collaborate at work.
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Microsoft will give Yammer to all Office 365 users
Microsoft stepped up efforts to expand the reach of its Yammer work social network -- and better compete with other workplace collaboration tools -- announcing Tuesday that any organisation with an Office 365 subscription will gain access to the service and have it automatically activated.
