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Microsoft has announced via the Microsoft 365 Admin center that it is retiring its Office Delve apps for both Android and iOS at the end of May. The company states that these apps have been recently removed from iOS and the Google Play stores, and the mobile apps will stop working on June 1, 2021.
If you're curious about how Microsoft Delve works, here's a quick tour and guide.
Microsoft suddenly removed the Delve app from the Windows Store, but it is because the company is planning on integrating it into the taskbar search experience in Windows 10.
Microsoft announced today the roll out of a new personalized search experience within Office Delve as well as several Microsoft Graph improvements for Office 365 customers.
The Office team has announced an upcoming series of free webinars for Office 365 customers wanting to get the most from Microsoft Delve, Teams, Sharepoint and more.
Office 365 is getting some major updates to how people interact within an organization, including the addition of the new Delve app.
Office 365's newest addition, Delve, Is now available in the Windows Store for mobile devices. But you can't have it just yet.
The Office team is also releasing monthly updates to the Yammer experience alongside its Office 365 counterpart and this month’s improvements include enhanced security and compliance additions and greater collaborative productivity options.
Office Delve, an intelligent search feature for Office 365 customers has been officially released on the Windows 10 Store, though it's in preview and only available on Windows 10 PCs and tablets right now.
Today, Office Delve has landed itself in the Windows Store, giving reason to celebrate to plenty of Microsoft fans that were looking for Delve to get itself a proper Windows app.
Microsoft gives us insight on their goals for technology and the invisible revolution.
Microsoft has just announced an update to the Office 365 people profile experience under Delve.
Today, Microsoft released new mobile apps for its enterprise program, Delve. Back in March of this year, Microsoft introduced Office Delve, a program offered in the company's Office 365 suite for enterprise users. Delve adds an arrogated feed UI, similar to popular applications such as Flipboard, ... Read more
Microsoft published an update for their new Outlook Groups mobile app today that brings new features and support for 11 new languages. The app is a lightweight and easy to use tool to view and interact with the Outlook Groups ... Read more
As Microsoft lets go of roughly 7,800 employees on the hardware and marketing side of business, it's simultaneously bolstering its software side of employment. Each recent purchase or acquisition Microsoft has been tied to lately have been done so with ... Read more
Julia White is quickly becoming the name synonymous with Office and Office 365. With her introduction of Office for iPad and Android previews last year, it feels like Julia has been delivering keynote presentations on Office for mobile for quite some ... Read more
Big data has been a buzz word in the tech world for some time now, but frequently the concept has little to do with people on an individual level. Microsoft looks to change how big data affects people starting with ... Read more
In the first of a three part series of 'How-to' guides, MSDN has introduced Office Graph and Delve features for Office 365, and gives advice on using the Office Graph API. As users of Office 365 may know, Delve and ... Read more
Earlier this year, Satya Nadella took the charge of Microsoft, and has already made several important changes in the company, and much more following his "mobile first, cloud first" strategy. Since his arrival, we've seen Microsoft Office land on rival ... Read more