Author: Microsoft Stories

The latest version of the OutSystems low-code application development platform, powered by Microsoft Azure, is available in the Microsoft Azure Marketplace.

Kaizala is a mobile app specifically designed for Indians by Microsoft India. Mobile penetration in India is much deeper as compared to PC usage. Also, it is expected to increase dramatically in coming years. Which means that people using mobile as primary device for conducting business will be much more than PC users.

The multi-functionality of the Xbox One has always allowed users to forgive its clunky dashboard, but never quite forget the fact that it needs to be optimized. Well, Microsoft is all set to change that soon and very recently offered a preview of its upcoming update for the gaming console.

Microsoft announced the beta version of Outlook.com with more personalization options, a new design, and new inbox features. The company has already started rolling out the Try the beta toggle, which allows users to join the beta and users can switch to regular version from the beta and vice versa by simply using the toggle button.

Microsoft is trying to increase the compatibility of Windows 10 and Office with iOS and Android and had come up with yet another cross-platform feature that will feature in the Fall Creator’s Update for Windows 10.

Professional social network LinkedIn has announced a new service that will aims to link potential mentors with people who are seeking mentorship. The feature reportedly aims to identify potential mentors and connect them to those looking for mentorship in a particular area.

Wipro, India’s third-largest information technology (IT) services firm, said it has made its cloud-based Data Discovery Platform available on Microsoft Azure for customers through a pay-per-insight model.

To empower people with disabilities to operate an on-screen mouse and keyboard, Microsoft has announced beta version of ‘Eye Control’ feature for Windows 10 that can be accessed by using eye movements.

Microsoft is tying up with the state of Telangana to use its artificial intelligence-based MINE platform to screen children for eye problems and prevent avoidable blindness. The government of Telangana and Microsoft had signed an MoU in November 2016 to use Microsoft’s cloud technology to drive citizen services and digital inclusion.