Microsoft news recap is a weekly feature highlighting the top Microsoft news stories of the past week. Sit back, grab some coffee, and enjoy the read! Keep track of your Azure resources on the go with the new Azure mobile ... Read more
The Microsoft Pix Camera app has updated to Version 1.7 on iOS devices with some improvements and changes. With this update, Microsoft Pix Camera is better at reading business card content and contact information detected on such card can now ... Read more
The Business Card reader feature in Microsoft Pix for iPhone can now scan and recognize business card addresses.
Microsoft Pix can now scan business cards, add the info to your iPhone’s address book and import it to LinkedIn.
Microsoft (MSFT) news recap is a weekly feature highlighting the top Microsoft news stories of the past week. Sit back, grab some coffee, and enjoy the read! Say goodbye to Coding4Fun on Microsoft’s Channel 9 Coding4Fun was Microsoft's series that ... Read more
Microsoft Photosynth is being reincarnated as a new feature in Microsoft Pix. Many of Photosynth's features are already available in the new Microsoft iOS-only app.
Take a look at the top Microsoft news over the past week, from Microsoft Ignite going on as planned despite Hurricane Irma, to Microsoft Pix now being able to scan documents on iPhone.
The company's AI-powered camera app for iPhone now recognizes documents, whiteboards and business cards.
Take a look at the top Microsoft news for the past week, from Skype getting a new logo, to new Surface ads.
New features have been added to Microsoft Pix for iOS, and it helps turn your photos into museum quality masterpieces
Take a look at the top Microsoft stories for the past week - from monster deals with the Department of Defense to securing 2 top app spots of 2016.
New York Times writer Kit Eaton has examined some other outstanding apps of 2016, and has placed two Microsoft apps on his list.
Microsoft's smart camera app for iOS devices is now compatible with iOS 10 widgets and also supports 3D Touch on select iPhones.
Microsoft has released today Microsoft Pix, a camera app for iOS that leverages always-on intelligence to automatically tweak settings and enhance your shots.