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DirectStorage API for Windows is now out, promising faster load times in games - OnMSFT.com - March 14, 2022

DirectStorage API for Windows is now out, promising faster load times in games

March 14, 2022 by Arif Bacchus
Microsoft Ignite 2019 session catalog is now available

Microsoft Search to showcase what's new and what's next at Ignite

October 7, 2019 by Kareem Anderson

Microsoft is offering a list of sessions for developers interested in what's next for Microsoft's Search

New privacy bug forces Google to shut down Google+ earlier than planned - OnMSFT.com - December 10, 2018

New privacy bug forces Google to shut down Google+ earlier than planned

December 10, 2018 by Kareem Anderson

Just a month later the company found an additional flaw that will now force it to shutter the service much sooner than its August 2019 timeframe.

Microsoft looks to move all its speech services under one roof - OnMSFT.com - May 17, 2018

Microsoft looks to move all its speech services under one roof

May 17, 2018 by Kareem Anderson

Microsoft's single SDK will help developers create speech experiences across services such as Office, Cortana, Bing, Microsoft Translate, Windows 10, HoloLens and Xbox (if they get serious about speech on the console, again).

Surface Note / Surface Phone concept

Phone APIs appear in latest Windows 10 Skip Ahead builds as Surface Phone rumors persist

April 23, 2018 by Arif Bacchus

Windows 10 Mobile may be dead, but that's no reason to stop poking at Surface Phone rumors, especially since the latest Skip Ahead builds feature phone APIs

Microsoft announces new Custom Cognitive Services at Build 2017 - OnMSFT.com - May 10, 2017

Microsoft announces new Custom Cognitive Services at Build 2017

May 10, 2017 by Kit McDonald

Microsoft wants to take it a step further by making AI even more available to developers as a whole.

Microsoft makes available Cognitive Services tools to developers

February 7, 2017 by Michael Cottuli

The Custom Speech Service is a pretty big asset for developers who intend to open up speech recognition features in their apps.

Windows Store launches new Campaign APIs for Windows 10 devs and media agencies - OnMSFT.com - January 25, 2017

Windows Store launches new Campaign APIs for Windows 10 devs and media agencies

January 25, 2017 by Laurent Giret

Microsoft has introduced yesterday new campaign APIs for developers and media agencies looking to promote their apps on the Windows Store.

Windows 10 Creators Update

Better symlinks are coming in Windows 10 Creators Update

December 5, 2016 by Dave W. Shanahan

Microsoft promises better symlink accessibility is on the way in the upcoming Windows 10 Creators Update. Symbolic links, or symlinks for short, are files or folders that refer to physical files or folders that are in a different location.

Spotify app updates on Windows 10 with native control options - OnMSFT.com - October 26, 2016

Spotify app updates on Windows 10 with native control options

October 26, 2016 by Kareem Anderson
OneNote, Staff Notebooks

Microsoft adds another new API, this time to automate OneNote staff notebooks

August 5, 2016 by Dave W. Shanahan
Windows App Studio gets community-driven API gallery in July 2016 update - OnMSFT.com - July 30, 2016

Windows App Studio gets community-driven API gallery in July 2016 update

July 30, 2016 by Dennis Bednarz

Microsoft has updated the Windows App Studio to add a community-driven API gallery that assists in pulling data from third-party sources.

Azure Servers

Azure Usage and Billing Portal eases administration of usage and billing across subscriptions

July 14, 2016 by Kit McDonald

Microsoft Azure has just announced an open source project that will let businesses track their expenditures through the Azure Usage and Billing Portal.

Windows 10 enthusiast works around Feedback Hub links problem, creates Link Generator - OnMSFT.com - July 9, 2016

Windows 10 enthusiast works around Feedback Hub links problem, creates Link Generator

July 9, 2016 by Kit McDonald

Bavo Luysterborg has created a new way to improve sending feedback links for Microsoft's Feedback Hub with an online tool that does all the work.

Azure API Management lets businesses monetize APIs

July 1, 2016 by Kareem Anderson

Offering a bit of walkthrough on how to monetize API’s using Azure API Management.

OneNote Class Notebook API updated, adds Teacher Only spaces, Collaboration Space, and more - OnMSFT.com - May 24, 2016

OneNote Class Notebook API updated, adds Teacher Only spaces, Collaboration Space, and more

May 24, 2016 by Kareem Anderson

Responding to feedback, the OneNote team is announcing a new web tool for IT administrators and Education Partners to test out the newest OneNote Class Notebook APIs.

150 million devices using Edge

Global CSS Property Usage helps Web developers improve browsing experience

April 11, 2016 by Kareem Anderson

In conjunction with the internal tools built into its new Edge browser, Microsoft is also announcing its new Global CSS Property Usage tool.

OneNoteNotebooks

Microsoft releases Class Notebook add-in for OneNote 2016, brings new distribution methods

March 8, 2016 by Kareem Anderson

OneNote’s Swiss army knife-like utility for education is being expanded with the introduction of a Class Notebook add-in that was designed by and built with actual teacher input.

OneNote adds APIs for Office 365, announces coming embeddable OneNote pages - OnMSFT.com - November 18, 2015

OneNote adds APIs for Office 365, announces coming embeddable OneNote pages

November 18, 2015 by Kip Kniskern

Office 365 is building integration into educational open source software

July 2, 2015 by Kareem Anderson

Azure's new billing APIs help businesses better track their spending

April 13, 2021July 1, 2015 by Jonny Caldwell
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