Microsoft will soon block more files extensions on Outlook on the web
Last week the company explained in a post on its Exchange Team Blog, that its BlockedFileType property will now be “adding several additional file extensions.”
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Upcoming Office 365 “migration experience” from Google G Suite looks to recapture lost productivity marketshare
There are rumblings as of last week that point to Microsoft coming up with a new “migration experience” for Google G suite customers.
Microsoft announces Office 2019 Server Previews for commercial customers
Microsoft has released today the first Office 2019 Server previews for commercial customers who are not ready yet to move to the cloud.
Apple fixes email issues with Outlook.com, Exchange accounts on iOS 11
Apple finally delivered a fix for the issue that affected Outlook.com and Exchange accounts on iOS 11.
Outlook.com and Office 365 struggle to send emails with iOS 11, but a fix is on the way
Apple has acknowledged that Outlook.com and Office 365 users can struggle to send emails with the native Mail app, but the company is working on a fix with Microsoft.
[Updated] Upgrading to iOS 11? Be aware of ActiveSync, image problems with Windows
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If you’re planning to update your iPhone or iPad to iOS 11 later today, you may want to hold on if you use your iOS device with a Windows PC or if you rely on Exchange Active Sync for your email inbox.
Service outages affecting Outlook.com, Exchange users in Europe
After investigating service outages for Outlook.com and Exchange this morning, Microsoft said that it has been restoring service but it doesn’t have a time of recovery yet.
Outlook Groups get “Send as” features, turning email into customer support solution
The Microsoft Exchange team today took to the TechNet blog to announce that Outlook Groups will soon get “Send as” features.
Microsoft Identity Manager 2016 Service Pack 1 hits general availability
Microsoft Identity Manager (MIM) 2016 Service Pack 1 is now generally available. MIM is a way for Microsoft customers to manage and synchronize their identities between directories, databases, and applications on-premises, in the cloud using Azure or a combination of both.
Mercedes-Benz announces “In Car Office” project to bring Microsoft productivity to your ride
Mercedes-Benz has announced at IFA 2016 that it has partnered with Microsoft to develop “In Car Office,” a new software solution that leverages Microsoft services to make Mercedes owners more productive during their commute.
Microsoft deprecating “obsolete” SmartScreen spam filters in Outlook and Exchange
Microsoft is making changes to SmartScreen, a spam content filter, available in Windows 10. These changes will affect Outlook and Exchange users.
Google adds Exchange support to Gmail app on Android
Gmail has been updated to include Exchange email addresses.
Microsoft will de-Clutter emails in Office 365 by default in June
There is big business in wrangling company communications. From video conferencing to instant messaging clients, companies are finding more ways for their employees to transfer information and communicate. So much so, that businesses are being built around just the communication … Read more
Office 365 enterprise customers will gain a new tool to prevent malicious attachments and URLs
Email remains a widely popular form of communication over the internet, but email can still be very dangerous. As one of the biggest enterprise email providers, Microsoft needs to be on top of their email protection. Office 365 has Exchange … Read more
Deleted emails on Exchange Online will now automatically be stored forever by default
Second only to accidentally hitting reply all is deleting an important email that you still need. If you catch your mistake right away you can easily retrieve the email but a new policy being enacted by Microsoft will make sure … Read more
Dr. Web introduces version 9.01 for Microsoft Exchange
Russian security firm Dr. Web not only produces solid security products, but also is known for its research into various threats as they make their way into the wild. However, the latest news coming out of the company surrounds Microsoft … Read more
Microsoft Exchange Online restored after 9 hour outage in US, Canada and Mexico
Microsoft customers in US, Canada and Mexico struggled through a nine hour Exchange Online outage that crippled email systems in North America. The problem affected hosted Outlook accounts as well as Office 365 users and frustration levels mounted as customers … Read more
Microsoft shows off how Exchange has helped evolve cloud communications (infographic)
Microsoft has made available a new infographic that puts together data gathered from a study of 450
Microsoft rolls out Exchange Server 2010 SP2
Microsoft has officially released Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 2 to the masses. SP2 delivers several new features as well as consumer requested fixes and other various enhancements.
Google morphs Gmail into Microsoft backup service
Google has unveiled a service that lets businesses use Gmail as a back-up for Microsoft Exchange.
USDA making the move to Microsoft
The U.S. Department of Agriculture this morning announced that it has chosen Microsoft to host things like e-mail, instant messaging, and collaboration through the software giant’s Business Productivity Online Suite.
As part of the deal, which covers 120,000 employees, the USDA will move from its own on-premises systems to Microsoft’s Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, and Office Communications Online. That migration will be completed in four weeks, and will put the USDA’s cloud hardware in a secured facility that Microsoft says will be in compliance with the International Traffic in Arms Regulations…