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If you are interested in speaking at TechDays Finland 2020, I urge you to submit your session proposals immediately as the call just opened. As a member of the content team, I am excited to review submissions for the 40 selected speaker slots at this upcoming Helsinki event, with the deadline set for November 29th.

If you’re an IT professional navigating the often contradictory world of Microsoft technology standards, this post explores the surprising paradox of device compatibility. I visualize the common dilemmas where certain Apple and Android combinations are rejected for security or functionality, while unexpected pairings like Windows with iPhone or Mac with Android are hailed as the ideal balance.

If you’ve been frustrated by licensing restrictions preventing you from adding personal accounts to the new Outlook for Windows, this post explains how a recent update has finally resolved that hurdle. I walk you through the specific licensing requirements that previously blocked E1 accounts and show you how to configure your primary account to ensure all your email inboxes work seamlessly.

As someone with unlimited mobile data, I initially questioned the necessity of Always Connected PCs, but my recent visit to Microsoft Build 2018 shifted my focus toward their impressive 22-hour battery life and lightweight design. I discuss the limited current market options, specifically the HP Envy x2 and Asus NovaGo, and share my concerns regarding their hardware specifications and availability.

As preorders for the new Microsoft Surface Duo open, I share my concerns regarding its reliance on the older Snapdragon 855 processor rather than current flagship hardware. I also discuss the disappointing omission of 5G and NFC, arguing that these missing features limit the device's potential despite Microsoft’s positioning of it as an enterprise tool.