 Microsoft is currently working very aggressively in pushing out new features for its next major update Windows 10 Redstone 5 which is due for release this fall. The company has been releasing Fast Ring builds at a faster pace with new features for users to test. Microsoft was already preparing to release a new build for Fast Ring Insiders in this week. But to the surprise of all Windows Insiders, Microsoft’s Windows Insider Chief Dona Sarkar, took to Twitter to confirm that the company will not be releasing any new Fast Ring build this week. She confirmed on her official Twitter account that the Windows Insider team had decided to hold on with the release of the new build due to rollback issues found before the rollout. “We are NOT fighting a build this week. We found some rollback issues and it’s a long weekend in the US, so many folks on our team will be taking time off to spend with their families. Due to a long weekend coming up, Dona also confirmed that the Windows Insider team will be away to spend time with their families and hence the issue will be fixed in the coming week. Read more on OUR FORUM.  Announced at Build 2018, Microsoft has today started pushing out the April 2018 update to users of the Microsoft HoloLens. The update includes a number of enterprise-focused features. For IT administrators Windows 10 April 2018 Update will improve the ability for IT administrators to provision, secure, manage, and update all HoloLens devices in their organization, including scenarios where multiple people use the same device. This update provides improved support for Unified Endpoint Management solutions (also known as MDM) like Microsoft Intune, making it possible for IT admins to simplify and automate device management. Microsoft Intune, powered by the intelligent cloud, empowers employees to create and work together, securely and enables organizations to protect corporate data in today’s diverse and complex mobile environment. For developers, the Windows 10 April 2018 Update will bring improvements in spatial mapping, automatic selection of focus point to improve hologram stability, new holographic projection modes, and APIs to help developers tailor apps. More content available on OUR FORUM.  That means no matter where you live, you'll be able to see what Microsoft collects about you and correct or delete that information if necessary. You'll also be able to object to the use of data for marketing and other purposes. Microsoft says it's committing to giving users worldwide the same data and privacy rights being offered to Europeans under new regulations there. That means no matter where you live, you'll be able to see what Microsoft collects about you and correct or delete that information if necessary. You'll also be able to object to the use of data for marketing and other purposes. Some companies have been limiting those options to only people in the European Union, where the new rules take effect on Friday. Facebook, for instance, has said it's offering the same settings and controls worldwide but has stopped short of promising European-style rights around the globe. Read more on OUR FORUM. |
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