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Microsoft says Skype users surge 70 percent amid Coronavirus Outbreak
•Microsoft's Skype has seen a surge in userbase to 40 million users post-Coronavirus Outbreak.
Microsoft to soon introduce a consumer version of its Microsoft 365 bundle
Ians •The job post notes that the team behind Microsoft 365 Consumer oversees the Windows platform.
Microsoft Office 365, Outlook hit by bug that left 400 million users vulnerable
Ians •The vulnerabilities were apparently reported to Microsoft in June, which were fixed by November end.
Microsoft unveils a blush pink coloured Surface Laptop 2 exclusively for China
Ians •The Surface Laptop 2 was launched starting at a price of $999 on 2 October at an event in New York.
Microsoft Whiteboard app is now available for download for iOS and Web users
Tech2 News Staff •Users will require an Office 365 account for the web version and iOS version of the app to work.
CBSE has partnered with Microsoft to prevent paper leaks after heavy criticism
Ians •CBSE and Microsoft executed in July the first ever pilot of the digital question paper generation.
Microsoft launches Surface Hub 2 with a 50.5-inch multi-touch display to help organisations collaborate and work together
Ians •Microsoft "Surface Hub 2" will come with options like "Tiling," that would display multiple pieces of content side-by-side.
Microsoft is working round the clock to build 'trustworthy' AI algorithms to control fake news on Bing and LinkedIn
Ians •The problems Facebook and YouTube are facing with fake news today have alerted Microsoft in building Artificial Intelligence-driven systems to fight back.
Microsoft tops quarterly profit after its Azure cloud services posted a 93 percent growth in revenue
•Azure’s growth has propelled Microsoft to the No. 2 position in the $15.6 billion cloud computing market with a 14 percent share.
Microsoft starts rolling out new security features for Office 365 to protect users from phishing scams and ransomware
Ians •Ransomware has become an attack method in which cybercriminals 'lock up' and prevent access to files in an effort to extort money from victims.