Aug 31st 2016
Windows Weekly 481
Kabinakagami Lake
Hide Cortana if you don't want it
Windows 10 Build 14915 is now out for PC and mobile, Outlookgate, Microsoft is apparently expanding its Outlook.com premium pilot, Batterygate looks to be over, Kaby Lake officially arrives, new Office updates, a tip to hide Cortana, the Battlefield 1 Open Beta, Playstation Now becomes available, Office Lens goes UWP, Microsoft tries to win over VMware users with new promo, and Brewery Maker by Jack's Abby!
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Links
- Windows 10 Build 14915 Now Available for PC and Mobile
- Microsoft looks unlikely to hit its end of summer Outlook.com migration deadline
- Microsoft testing new Outlook.com Premium email service
- Microsoft Has No Idea When It Will Complete the Migration to the New Outlook.com
- Microsoft hits roadblock with upgrading some Windows Live Mail users to Outlook.com
- Microsoft Releases Surface Pro 3 Firmware Update to Address Battery Issues
- Webcamgate Was My Fault
- Some Kindle users reporting Windows 10 Anniversary compatibility issues
- Kaby Lake is Intel’s Apology for Skylake
- Why Intel's new Kaby Lake processors won't make your computer much faster
- August Updates for Office 365 Include Improved Inking, Security, and More
- Microsoft is extending its Office Insider Fast Ring test program
- Ask Paul: Can I Turn Off Cortana in Windows 10 Version 1607?
- Battlefield 1 Open Beta Goes Live on Xbox One, PC
- PlayStation Now Arrives on the PC
- Microsoft offers free Windows Server 2016 licenses to VMware switchers
- Brewery Maker