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heise + | Microsoft Flight Simulator VR in a practical test: the killer app for virtual reality?

The VR mode of the Flight Simulator promises a real feeling of being in the middle. We have tested it with several VR glasses and give tips for the best flight experience. 12. 01. 2021 20: 38 Clock Of Alexander Spier Martin Fischer Microsoft Flight Simulator VR in a practical test: The killer app for… Read more

Bethesda is working on “Indiana Jones” game

Bethesda is developing a new video game in the “Indiana Jones” universe. The publisher announced the new game about the super archaeologist in a short teaser on Twitter. Tangible information about the genre, game elements and the exact setting are still missing. Teaser trailer for the new “Indiana Jones” game from Bethesda (Source: Bethesda) It… Read more

You’ll soon be able to upload files as big as 250GB to OneDrive, Microsoft Teams, and SharePoint

Microsoft will soon let you upload even bigger files to OneDrive, Teams, and SharePoint, increasing the limit from 100GB to 250GB. The bigger file size limit could be good news for people who are working from home due to the COVID-19 pandemic and need to upload large projects like 4K and 8K video, CAD files,… Read more

Contract manufacturers on the rise: TSMC's sales and profits continue to grow

TSMC has published its figures for the fourth quarter 2020 and for the entire past year. According to the published figures, sales increased by 13% compared to the same quarter of the previous year, but only by 4.4% compared to the three months immediately before. The profit makes a jump of 23%. Business at TSMC… Read more

Windows 10, the 'floating' Start Menu is coming and many other new features: here's how they could be

There are many news that Microsoft is setting up on Windows 10, with debut expected by the end of 2021, and one of them is a new “floating” Start Menu. Here’s how it could be based on a first concept by Nino Grasso published 14 January 2021 , at 12: 21 in the Operating Systems… Read more

NVIDIA acknowledges that there will continue to be stock problems for its graphics until at least April

by Antonio Delgado 8 hours ago 1 In a statement by NVIDIA Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Colette Kress, NVIDIA has stated that it does not expect the current shortage of RTX cards in the market to improve until at least April. When asked about the causes of the lack of availability of its RTX graphics… Read more

CES 2021: ASUS ProArt Display PA148CTV, an external 14 “touchmonitor with USB-C and micro-HDMI

Expanding its line of portable monitors, ASUS has unveiled its ASUS ProArt Display PA 148 CTV , a portable multi-touch screen of 14 inches with an IPS panel capable of displaying the 100% of sRGB and Rec. color gamut 709 together with a calibration that promises a delta E below 2 points. The ASUS ProArt… Read more

CES 2021: Dell Video Conferencing Monitors Come to Us Certified for Microsoft Teams

There is no doubt that the Covid pandemic – 19 has completely changed the way companies and personal relationships work, something that has also led to the launch of products and services in line with these trends. Now, Dell is the next to launch products for video conferencing , and the new Dell Video Conferencing… Read more

Logitech Rally Bar, Rally Bar Mini, and RoomMate – Logitech Showcases Video Conferencing Devices in Different Scenarios

Videoconferencing has become an integral part of office work, which is why the latest Logitech offer is tailored to various situations related to working remotely. Logitech presented next-generation devices and solutions dedicated primarily to videoconferencing services, such as Microsoft Teams, Zoom, GoTo, Pexip or Ring Central. Logitech Rally Bar and Logitech Rally Bar Mini were… Read more

CES 2021: ASUS unveils slew of new gaming monitors

Dominic Moass 5 hours ago CES, Featured Tech News, Monitors, Tech News ASUS has certainly been busy at CES 2021. We’ve seen new notebooks, gaming laptops, Z590 motherboards and new peripherals, but now ASUS ROG has unveiled five new gaming monitors. These include 4K HDMI 2.1 screens, 240Hz 1440p displays and even a portable 144Hz… Read more

Briefly informed: inventory data information, CES, Corona-Warn-App, TikTok

Opposition warns of new attack on digital civil rights Representatives of all opposition factions have sharply criticized the bill with which the grand coalition wants to adapt the provisions on the provision of inventory data to the requirements of the Federal Constitutional Court. The FDP network expert Manuel Höferlin fears that this threatens the “next… Read more

Microsoft cloud: 250 GByte files now welcome

Microsoft is raising the maximum file size in its cloud services to 250 GB. Previously represented in Microsoft 365 the limit 100 GByte The change affects, among other things, SharePoint, Teams and OneDrive. In the announcement, Microsoft explains that the software breaks down the files for the upload and the individual Segments encrypted with their… Read more

Teams too complicated? Microsoft helps with video training

Microsoft is providing a new series of video training courses for its Teams collaboration platform. They are aimed at users who should learn the basics with them in particular: How to install teams and set up teams according to the preferences of their colleagues, but also how to use chat and exchange files. In the… Read more

Programming language: TypeScript 4.2 flexibly distributes the tuple remainder

Microsoft has released the first beta of TypeScript 4.2. The most obvious change concerns tuples, which can now have remainder elements not only at the end, but also at the beginning or in the middle. In addition, the programming language maintains type aliases more consistently and performs more stringent checks on the in operator. The… Read more

Planning for Entity Framework Core 6.0 released

The Dotnet Doctor 14. 01. 2021 10: 32 o’clock Holger Schwichtenberg – 0 Comments Microsoft has published a list of features that are available in version 6.0 of the Object Relational Mapper (ORM) Entity Framework Core in the November 2021 should appear. Microsoft wants Support column types in JSON format and especially for Microsoft SQL… Read more