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The official release of Windows 10 Creators Update is scheduled to roll out starting April 11. However, Microsoft last week also mentioned that users with a licensed Windows 10 software will be able to manually download the Windows 10 Creators Update from a week before. And the Redmond giant has kept true to its promise.

Windows 10 is getting a whole lot better with the Creators Update, but there’s more to it than just new features and performance improvements. Microsoft is highlighting some changes to give users better control over their privacy. The most visible of these changes will be a new Privacy Settings screen that shows up when installing the Creators Update (whether via an update or a fresh install).

Who’s In is an iMessage app that lets users set up casual get-togethers like Facebook events, directly from your text messages.

DXC Technology has announced that it will extend its current portfolio of offerings for Microsoft Azure with a hybrid cloud solution from its data centers based on the Microsoft Azure Stack. This new offering, DXC Services for Azure, provides business clients with a consistent and flexible platform for enterprise workloads across both private infrastructure and the Azure public cloud.

Microsoft has rolled out a new app for iOS called Sprinkles that uses company’s machine learning technology and Artificial Intelligence (AI) capabilities to suggest captions for pictures, detect user’s age and more. The app, which only seems to be available for users in the US as of now, has been described as a “camera with fun ideas”.

To protect users from malicious links, Microsoft will be launching a new security feature used on Outlook emails for Office 365 ProPlus desktop users later this month. The feature which is already available on desktop, web, and mobile platform for its Outlook email client, is now coming to Microsoft’s most prominent productivity apps like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.

A major update to Microsoft’s Windows 10 system will start reaching consumers and businesses on April 11, offering 3-D drawing tools, game-broadcasting capabilities and better ways to manage your web browsing. This “Creators Update” also aims to make future updates less disruptive.

Advancing its efforts to digitally transform education in the country, Microsoft India rolled out #TeachYourChildren programme. Powered by MASP Suite (Microsoft Aspire School Program Suite), the value-based offering aims to equip schools with an integrated set of technology and innovative learning solutions, modernize their campuses, and prepare future-ready students. “We are confident that schools across India will be able to empower both teachers and students, and reap tremendous benefits with the adoption of MASP,” said Amit Kumar, General Manager, Small and Midmarket Solutions & Partners, Microsoft India.

Microsoft will begin rolling out the latest iteration of its operating system on April 11, and also it has confirmed that mixed reality (MR) support will be included. It will be free for all Windows 10 owners.

Advancing its efforts to digitally transform education in the country, Microsoft India rolled out #TeachYourChildren programme. Powered by MASP Suite (Microsoft Aspire School Program Suite), the value-based offering aims to equip schools with an integrated set of technology and innovative learning solutions, modernize their campuses, drive transformation for enhanced learning experiences and prepare future-ready students.