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PCWorld Power Tips May 08, 2018 Cortana gets the power of sight in Microsoft's future vision of conference rooms Microsoft's "conference room of the future" demonstration at Build featured a Cortana-powered device that could both see and hear. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Microsoft shows Cortana and Amazon's Alexa working together at Build • Microsoft's Project Kinect for Azure sensor will be the eyes of the next-gen HoloLens • Microsoft's mobile strategy: Create Windows-like app 'experiences' for smartphones • Microsoft's mixed reality isn't dead, it's just moving to where businesses will pay for it • Windows 10's April Update is making Chrome and Cortana freeze PCs • Microsoft's Surface Pro tablet is just $500 right now at Office Depot, a 50% discount • The 5 best new features arriving on Outlook White Paper: Bitsight 40 Questions You Have in Your Vendor Security Assessment Our goal with this guide is to help you get started with the creation of your vendor security risk assessment. This is not intended to be an out-of-box security assessment solution, but rather, a guide to get you headed in the right direction. We'll explain the top three frameworks you should be examining, questions you may want to consider (and why you should potentially consider them) and what else to include in your VRM program. Read More ▶ Microsoft shows Cortana and Amazon's Alexa working together at Build The integration of Amazon Alexa and Microsoft Cortana will have to wait a little longer, though. Read More ▶ Microsoft's Project Kinect for Azure sensor will be the eyes of the next-gen HoloLens Microsoft unveils the specs of its fourth-generation Kinect sensor, known as the Project Kinect sensor for Azure. Read More ▶ Microsoft's mobile strategy: Create Windows-like app 'experiences' for smartphones Microsoft is unveiling its new plan for mobile devices at Build: Create Windows-like app 'experiences,' using Timeline, a new Your Phone app, and the Microsoft Launcher. Read More ▶ Microsoft's mixed reality isn't dead, it's just moving to where businesses will pay for it At its Build developer conference, Microsoft is expected to talk about how AI and machine vision will improve the business world, adapting technology from the HoloLens and Kinect sensor as part of the process. Read More ▶ Windows 10's April Update is making Chrome and Cortana freeze PCs Google Chrome, Cortana, Visual Studio, and other programs are locking up in the Windows 10 April 2018 Update. Read More ▶ Microsoft's Surface Pro tablet is just $500 right now at Office Depot, a 50% discount Office Depot & Office Max have a great deal right now on the 128GB Surface Pro. Read More ▶ The 5 best new features arriving on Outlook Microsoft is adding numerous features, including bill pay and RSVP tracking, to Outlook on your PC and phone throughout May. We've picked the five best. Read More ▶ White Paper: Bitsight A CIO's Guide for Reducing Security Anxiety In this guide, we'll walk through the following: Why cybersecurity bench marking is difficult for the modern CIO, different methods of bench marking you may be involved in (or want to consider), how Security Ratings may solve many bench marking challenges. Download this free guide today so you can establish your bench marking plan Read More ▶

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