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- Introducing the Windows roadmap - Windows IT Pro Blog
Hey, congratulations on launching a roadmap - I'm a huge fan of having that information available and following developments on software and games like this, probably very helpful for communication, community-building and early feedback
- Edit your display name in Teams meetings
Hi, Microsoft 365 Insiders! We’re excited to let you know that you can now change your display name in Teams meetings
- Introducing flexible sections in SharePoint Pages and News
Thank you for the introduction of the flexible section! I'm testing but having many issues When logged in as a test user (using the same computer and browser as the main user), the layout of the page appears differently than when I created the session
- Introducing Themes by Copilot in Outlook | Microsoft Community Hub
Copilot in Outlook now helps anyone with a Copilot enabled subscription or commercial license create unique and personal themes powered by AI
- Introducing Exchange Online Tenant Outbound Email Limits
Going forward, we’re introducing new tenant-level outbound email limits (also known as the Tenant External Recipient Rate Limit or TERRL) that are calculated based on the number of email licenses a tenant has or if a tenant has only trial licenses Enforcement for trial-only and single-seat tenants is already enabled
- Introducing Windows 11 checkpoint cumulative updates | Windows IT Pro Blog
With Windows 11, version 24H2, we’re introducing a new concept of checkpoint cumulative updates This will allow you to get features and security enhancements via the latest cumulative update through smaller, incremental differentials containing only the changes since the previous checkpoint cumulative update
- Introducing the GPT-4o-Audio-Preview: A New Era of Audio-Enhanced AI . . .
Good one for the gpt 40 model to have different flavours Considering there are still few things that are very brittle for the realtime model to not be stable in protection - Voice Activity detection (being silent at times), audio transcription being very sensitive, gathering additional conversational metrics using transcripts (which has tons of false positives with transcription not being
- Introducing Subnet Peering in Azure | Microsoft Community Hub
Subnet peering capability lets users peer specific subnets across local and remote VNETS to conserve IPv4 address space through re-use, limit unnecessary exposure of non-peered subnets across hub gateways and implement IPv6 only peering for dual stack subnets
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