"Microsoft Monday" is a weekly column that focuses on all things Microsoft. This week "Microsoft Monday" features news about the dual-screen pocketable Surface rumor, new LinkedIn features, the USB-C dongle for Surface devices, the Sets feature getting postponed, the Halo TV series and much more! According to documents leaked to The Verge, Microsoft is working on a dual-screen Surface device that could fit in your pocket. The device is currently codenamed Andromeda and it has been in development for at least two years. "It's a new pocketable Surface device form factor that brings together innovative new hardware and software experiences to create a truly personal and versatile computing experience," says the leaked internal documents.

"Microsoft Monday" is a weekly column that focuses on all things Microsoft. In the process of rebranding MSN News, Microsoft has launched a news app for Android and iOS called Microsoft News. The MSN brand will remain on the website, but Microsoft will not be using that brand for the Android and iOS news apps going forward. Some of the features built into the Microsoft News app includes a dark mode, integration with Android and iOS widgets, continuous reading and news alerts. And the Microsoft News service will also be used for powering the news on Microsoft Edge, the News app in Windows 10, Skype, Xbox and Outlook.com.

"Microsoft Monday" is a weekly column that focuses on all things Microsoft. This week "Microsoft Monday" features news about the Flipgrid acquisition, next-gen Xbox and Surface details leaking, a preview of Office 2019 for Mac, how AI is being used for determining which Windows 10 devices are ready to be updated and much more! Today Microsoft announced that it has acquired social education company Flipgrid. Microsoft is making Flipgrid free for all educators and is offering prorated refunds to everyone that bought a subscription in the last year. The terms of this deal were undisclosed.

"Microsoft Monday" is a weekly column that focuses on all things Microsoft. This week "Microsoft Monday" features news about the GitHub acquisition, the first Xbox One X discount along with other deals, Office 365 getting added to the Mac App Store, Office 365 improvements and much more! GitHub Acquired For $7.5 Billion Today Microsoft officially confirmed that it has acquired GitHub for $7.5 billion. GitHub is a leading software development platform where over 28 million developers share and collaborate. "Microsoft is a developer-first company, and by joining forces with GitHub we strengthen our commitment to developer freedom, openness and innovation," said Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella.

The logo of Microsoft displayed in Munich. "Microsoft Monday" is a weekly column that focuses on all things Microsoft. Last week, Microsoft introduced a successor to the Surface Hub called the Surface Hub 2. The Surface Hub 2 is a digital whiteboard product that makes a great addition to conference rooms. The Surface Hub 2 has a 50.5-inch panel with a 4K display. Plus the screen is able to rotate 90 degrees and the content adjusts accordingly.

This Bedrock version of the game contains all the great previously released content, including the Super Mario Mash-Up Pack exclusive to Nintendo systems and all DLC, but now allows players to connect with friends on non-Nintendo systems like Xbox One and Android mobile phones via cross-platform play. In addition, Minecraft will support the Nintendo Switch Online paid membership when it launches in September, as well as Xbox Live achievements and Gamerscore,

"Microsoft Monday" is a weekly column that focuses on all things Microsoft. This week, Microsoft Monday includes details about the Windows 10 upgrade program fully ending, the shutdown of Outlook.com When Microsoft originally released Windows 10, it was available as a free upgrade PCs running on Windows 7 and Windows 8.1. After a year, the free upgrade offer was extended for people that were seeking enhanced accessibility features. This workaround will no longer be available after December 31, 2017.

"Microsoft Monday" is a weekly column that focuses on all things Microsoft. This week, Microsoft Monday includes details about the new Xbox dashboard rolling out, the KRACK Wi-Fi vulnerability being patched, new tree house offices, four new Xbox One S bundles, 62 vulnerabilities fixed in the "Patch Tuesday" update, Cortana integration in Skype, a machine learning partnership with Amazon, several major LinkedIn updates and much more! Microsoft is now rolling out the new Xbox dashboard for all users. The new Xbox dashboard features Microsoft's "Fluid Design" interface. There are four areas in the Xbox dash: the first area lets you resume what you were playing quickly, the second and third areas are suggestions for friends and the fourth area highlights deals and offers. And there is a horizontal strip at the bottom with most recently used content. The new Xbox Dashboard also has a new feature called "Content Blocks." Each content block has large visuals focused on a game, a friend or what is happening in the Gold Lounge.

Microsoft Monday is a weekly column that focuses on updates in regards to the Redmond giant. This week, Microsoft Monday includes details about gamerpic support coming to Xbox Live, a custom Windows 10 version for China, an update about the Xbox 360 class action lawsuit, a data sharing agreement with Adobe, a Recon Tech Special Edition gamepad, a new LinkedIn enterprise CRM tool, a new partnership with Publicis and much more! Microsoft has completed the development of a custom Windows 10 version for the Chinese government, according to The Verge. To build the custom Windows 10 version, Microsoft collaborated with the China Electronics Technology Group (CTEC). Microsoft did not specify the changes that were made for the custom version of Windows 10 for China.

Microsoft Monday is a weekly column that focuses on updates in regards to the Redmond giant. This week, Microsoft Monday includes details about features removed from the Windows 10 Creators Update, the So.cl social network shutting down, Teams being released tomorrow, flash support being added to the Pix app, a new partnership between Microsoft and Qualcomm, Skype for macOS now supporting the Touch Bar and much more! Last week Forbes contributor Gordon Kelly pointed out that the Windows 10 Creators Update will have some feature removals. Flash autorun in Edge - Flash will be turned off by default in the default Windows 10 browser. Microsoft Paint extended language support - Microsoft Paint will only support languages on the main localization list going forward.