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June 23, 2014

Free OneDrive storage space increases from 7 GB to 15 GB for individual users

OneDrive will soon come with 15 GB of storage free for everyone and 1 TB of storage with an Office 365 subscription. And monthly storage prices are dropping by over 70 percent.

June 23, 2014

Staff App Pick: From Smithsonian to Stuff, here are four magazine apps you can’t live without

In this special edition Staff App Pick, Sean Siebel and Amanda Corbo have shared their thoughts on four magazine apps now available in the Windows Store – Smithsonian Magazine, Reader’s Digest, Stuff Magazine and Forbes Media.

June 23, 2014

Microsoft offers $650 to MacBook Air owners who swap to Surface Pro 3

June 23, 2014

IE11 syncs Web passwords across Windows, Windows Phone 8.1

June 23, 2014

Microsoft launches Interflow, a security and threat information exchange platform

June 22, 2014

Microsoft previews all-cloud Azure disaster recovery service

June 21, 2014

Share your recipe box and shopping list in updated Epicurious app for Windows Phone, PCs and tablets

An update for Epicurious – which has more than 30,000 recipes from renowned chefs and top cooking magazines – gives you new ways to connect and share your culinary favorites.

June 21, 2014

Now you can add the Bing Knowledge Widget directly to sites through Bing Webmaster Tools

Following up on the introduction of the Bing Knowledge Widget in the spring, it’s now available through Bing Webmaster Tools, which makes it much easier for webmasters to add it to their sites and keep users engaged.

June 20, 2014

Catch up on your favorite A&E, Lifetime and HISTORY shows on Windows PCs and tablets

If you’re a fan of shows like “Bates Motel,” “Army Wives” and “Pawn Stars,” you can now catch episodes for those and many other programs through the A&E, Lifetime and HISTORY apps available in the Windows Store.

June 20, 2014

Teachers: You may already have these tech tools at hand

When teachers gather in Atlanta from June 28-July 1 for the International Society for Technology in Education conference, they’ll want to know what’s new, of course. But there are some existing tech tools that teachers may already have, but perhaps need some time to get up to speed in order to use them.