Microsoft's collaboration device, Surface Hub 3, starts shipping. Powered by Microsoft Teams Rooms, it provides an intuitive solution for hybrid meetings, whiteboarding, and content sharing.
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Microsoft unveils Surface Hub 3, the latest version of its touchscreen device. Available in 50-inch and 85-inch sizes, it features a 4K display that rotates between portrait and landscape modes.
Microsoft has reminded organizations with Surface Hub devices to get a Teams Rooms Basic or Pro licence by July 1. It warned Surface Hubs won't be able to sign in after that date without a licence.
A new report reveals Microsoft's plans to announce a new compute cartridge for the second-gen Surface Hub. The new unit should land in 2023 with the "Upward" codename and an 11th Gen Intel processor.
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This edition of Microsoft Weekly is jampacked with news about the slow but inevitable rise of Windows 11 in market share, some new builds and associated issues, along with a "Windows 12" concept.
Today marks the end of life for the original Surface Hub computers. Unveiled seven years ago, the Surface Hub 55 and 84 are no longer supported, which means no more firmware and driver updates.
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In this week's recap of everything that happened in the Microsoft-verse in the past few days, we have news related to a lot of Windows 11 leaks, a bunch of Teams upgrades, and some security insights.
Microsoft has announced that its revamped, unified Whiteboard experience will be available to Surface Hub customers within a few weeks. It now features integration with Teams, among other things.
After an extremely rocky start, Microsoft has announced that the Windows 10 Team 2020 Update 1 is finally available for all Surface Hub devices. It was initially intended to roll out in October 2020.
Microsoft today announced a bunch of Teams Rooms improvements aimed at "hybrid" meetings, such as new video layouts, features from the desktop, and Surface Hub-specific improvements.
In what seems like the never-ending software update, Microsoft is once again throttling the Windows 10 Team update for the original Surface Hub due to feedback about a known issue.
Microsoft has announced that it's now rolling out the Windows 10 Team 2020 Update for the original Surface Hub in a handful of markets around the world. A global rollout is coming next week.
Microsoft has announced another update for its Windows 10 Team 2020 Update rollout, as it's now available for Surface Hub 2S users in Germany and the Netherlands, with other regions coming soon.
Microsoft today provided an update on its rollout of the Windows 10 Team 2020 Update, which is the version of the OS that's used on its Surface Hub and Surface Hub 2S collaboration PCs.
Microsoft released the Windows 10 Team 2020 Update for Surface Hub 2S devices over a month ago. However, now the company is pausing rollout following complaints from a "small number" of customers.
Following the release of the Windows 10 October 2020 Update, Microsoft has also announced that a new version of Windows 10 Team will begin rolling out to the Surface Hub 2S next week.
Microsoft today released a new Insider Preview preview build of the Windows 10 Team 2020 Update, which is the OS that runs on the company's Surface Hub family of collaboration computers.
Today, Microsoft announced yet another milestone for Windows 10 usage, as it's now installed on over 900 million devices. That includes PCs, Xbox, Surface Hub, HoloLens, and even phones.
Microsoft has officially rolled out today the Teams app to the Surface Hub. The workspace collaboration app for the Hub was made available in preview for the Windows Insider Program in June.
Alder Hey Children's Hospital, Black Marble, and Microsoft have begun working together to develop an app for HoloLens and Surface Hub which will help the hospital perform operations.
At Computex today, Microsoft announced Windows Collaboration Displays, which are large displays that are designed to let users work with Office, Whiteboard, Teams, and more, at room scale.
To many, Microsoft's Surface lineup represents the best of what Windows hardware has to offer. The only problem is that that's not the case, and it hasn't been for a very long time.
It appears that Microsoft is gearing up to launch the "Surface Hub 2" this year, with upgraded hardware and software features in tow. The latter will also be brought to the original Surface Hub.
Contrary to some previous rumors of a Surface Book coming later on this year, a new report claims that it won't be coming until early 2018, along with a new model of the Surface Hub.
Microsoft has announced version 2.0 of the UWP Community Toolkit, calling it the largest update yet. The project allows developers to contribute new capabilities on top of the Windows 10 SDK.
On July 29, 2015, Microsoft launched Windows 10. It's come a long way since then, reaching hundreds of millions of devices, including a huge range of form factors. But what do you think of it today?
Microsoft has confirmed that its Surface Hub manufacturing plant in Wilsonville, Oregon is to close, with the loss of 124 jobs - and it could be linked to the upcoming launch of the Surface Hub 2.
Microsoft has announced the release of version 1.5 of the UWP Community Tooolkit - a project that enables developers to collaborate and contribute new capabilities on top of the Windows 10 SDK.
Microsoft said last month that its Whiteboard app - which debuted on the Surface Hub - is coming "to more Windows 10 devices this year... with exclusive capabilities for Office 365 subscribers."
Microsoft is now rolling out the Creators Update for Windows 10 Team - the specialized version of the OS designed for its Surface Hub collaboration device - bringing improvements and new features.
Microsoft has added fifteen new companies to the list of those who can sell its Surface Hub in the UK, following "huge demand" for the touchscreen collaboration device among British organizations.
At the end of September, Microsoft announced that Windows 10 was installed on over 400 million devices. Today, it updated that figure: in the last 223 days, that number has grown to 500 million.
Microsoft has announced version 1.4 of its open-source UWP Community Toolkit. This update is comparatively smaller than the previous one, and mainly focuses on stability and improvements in controls.
Microsoft announced several improvements that are on the way to the Creators Update for Windows 10 Team, the specialized version of the OS that runs on its Surface Hub workplace collaboration device.
The Windows 10 Creators Update builds on the progress that Microsoft made in last year's Anniversary Update, and brings a wide range of new features and improvements to the operating system.
The Google Jamboard will be a $4,999 competitor to Microsoft's Surface Hub. The Android-powered device will feature a 55-inch 4K display and will utilize an assortment of apps from G Suite.
The two companies have announced they'll be integrating the Surface line of devices in designs made for modern workplaces with the aim to improve focus, productivity, collaboration, and creativity.
In a few weeks' time, Microsoft will begin rolling out the Windows 10 Creators Update, also known as Redstone 2. But which features are you hoping to see in the Redstone 3 update later this year?
Microsoft has announced version 1.3 of UWP Community Toolkit, claiming it to be the "largest update" since launch. It is used by developers to simplify UWP app development, among other things.
After announcing new programs for the Surface Hub in December, including a Try-and-Buy Program, they're now launching in various regions in Europe, Asia, the US, and Canada this week.
