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Für 200 Euro im Monat bekommen Geschäftskunden bei Vodafone ab sofort eine echte Daten-Flatrate zur Allnet-Flat am Smartphone. Zudem bekommen die Nutzer jedes Jahr ein neues Handy.

Bei vielen Wikis findet man Inhaltsverzeichnisse, die manuell erstellt wurden. Es wurden dabei einfach Listen von Einträge erstellt, wie hier im Beispiel die Städteliste mit Augsburg, Kempten, Memmingen, Ulm. Der Nachteil liegt auf der Hand. Weiterlesen Author information Thomas Maier Thomas Maier ist der „SharePoint Schwabe". Sein Motto: "Nutzen Sie alle Räume Ihrer SharePoint Villa bevor Sie anbauen! Mit meinen Artikeln möchte ich Ihnen dabei helfen. Wenn Sie schnell die Lücke zwischen „genutzt“ und „vorhanden und bezahlt“ verkleinern möchten, stehen wir, die PTM, Ihnen mit...

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Zur Terrorabwehr sollen Einkaufzentren, Busse und Bahnen stärker überwacht werden, plant der Innenminister. Doch die Entscheidung liegt bei den Landesdatenschützern.

Ein paar Überstunden die Woche müssen drin sein? Wie eine neue Studie zeigt, können schon zwei Überstunden pro Woche Arbeitnehmer krank machen.

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Today’s post was written by Brett Bigham, 2014 Oregon State Teacher of the Year and a recipient of the NEA National Award for Teaching Excellence in 2015.

I’m the first to admit I’m a bit of a dinosaur when it comes to technology. It’s not that I’m not forward thinking, it’s more that I’ve spent way too many hours learning “the new best thing” only to have my district ditch it six months later for a newer, better best thing that only takes twice as long to learn. But Microsoft did something with their new Sway program that has created something every teacher needs. And they did it by asking teachers what they needed.

How Microsoft swayed me

For the past two years, I have participated in Microsoft Sway focus groups at the National Network of State Teachers of the Year (NNSTOY) conference. Groups of tech-savvy and award-winning teachers were brought in to pick our brains about what Sway needed to be. The result is a school-friendly program that allows not only second graders, but second grade teachers, the ability to quickly produce high-quality curriculum-related presentations. The NNSTOY event collection and Sways have been published on Docs.com.

Helping students with autism explore the world

Some people with autism have great anxiety about traveling to new places. To address this in my classroom I have created “Ability Guidebooks”—a series of step-by-step directions in photobook form on how to access community events and destinations. These guidebooks help students become familiar with an upcoming destination. With each successful community outing, they become less fearful of that unknown making the world easier, safer and less frightening for them.

When I started the project, the guidebooks were for my students in my hometown of Portland, Oregon. We were going to go ride the Aerial Tram, so I went the week before and took pictures of all the steps needed to ride the tram. It was a smashing success and soon I was creating a new Ability Guidebook every week. After they began to stack up I realized that every person with autism in the city could benefit from the books. I started sharing them with other teachers and school districts and word got around that these supports for field trips existed. I was asked to do books for the county libraries and the Portland Airport, and suddenly my city was becoming a leader in supporting community involvement for people with autism.

In 2015, I was named a National Education Association Foundation Global Fellow and was sent to Peru as an ambassador for American Education. This amazing opportunity gave me the chance to create Ability Guidebooks in a whole new country. Since then, I have added 13 new cities, 7 more countries and the guidebooks have been translated into Spanish, Italian and German. There are books for the Parthenon, the Colosseum, St. Paul’s Cathedral and over 40 other international destinations! I have dedicated my free time to creating an international standard of autism supports. But even as I fought for accessibility, my own books were not accessible to everyone.

Using Sway to open doors

In their original format, the Ability Guidebooks were meant to be read online like a book. If you could not read or were blind, you would have to rely on someone reading the book to you. Sway allowed me to overcome this problem. The program is set up not only to work in multiple languages, making translating the work much easier, but also allows for recordings to be added to the presentation. With the touch of a button a student who does not read can choose to play an audio version. By moving my work into Sway, it is opening doors to every student who cannot read or see the books.

You can see an example guidebook built in Sway here:

In partnership with Microsoft, I have launched almost 50 Ability Guidebooks in 3 different languages on Docs.com for anyone to use. I encourage you to add comments to improve the guidebooks and share links to Sways with your ability guidebooks so that we together can build the world’s largest collection of Ability Guidebooks on Docs.com.

That’s how Microsoft swayed me. They didn’t promise me the new best thing. They sat down with teachers and created a program that will modernize and energize your classroom and your student’s work. I’m not a salesman or a Microsoft employee. What I am is a teacher who has found a valuable classroom tool that is worth sharing.

Have a great year!

—Brett Bigham

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Peruse dashboards and drill into data specifics to make informed strategic decisions.

An online immersion session is not your typical online event. Each 90-minute interactive session starts with an online roundtable discussing your business challenges and then launches you into a live environment in the cloud. A skilled facilitator will guide you through simulated business scenarios that are customized to your interests.

We will send you a link to connect your own device to a remote desktop loaded with our latest and greatest technology, so you can experience first-hand how Microsoft tools can solve your biggest challenges in a collaborative, fun environment.

Online immersion sessions help you discover how to:

• Keep information secure while being productive—Make it easier to work securely and maintain compliance without inhibiting your workflow.
• Capture, review and share notes from anywhere—Boost your team’s productivity by sharing documents and collaborating in real time.
• Use social tools to find experts and answers—Break down barriers between departments to share knowledge quickly.
• Quickly visualize and analyze complex data—Zero in on the data and insights you need without having to involve a BI expert.
• Co-author and share content quickly—Access and edit documents even while others are editing and reviewing them—all at the same time.

Expect to leave the session with enough time-saving skills to more than offset your time investment within a few short days.

Each session is only open to 20 participants. Reserve your seat now and learn how you can be more productive anywhere, anytime with Office 365.

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We are pleased to announce that the Storage Client Library for C++ (2.4.0) now supports the Azure Storage Files endpoint via the REST API implementation.

More details for the C++ Client Library 2.4.0 can be found here. You can also visit Azure Storage documentation pages for a quick start guide here.

This release brings support for all the File service features including:
•    Create/Delete/Resize Shares
•    Create/Delete Directories
•    Create/Read/Update/Delete Files

Download & Install

Via Git
To create a local clone of the source for the Azure Storage Client Library for C++ via git, type:

Via NuGet
To install the binaries for the Azure Storage Client Library for C++, type the following into the NuGet Package Manager console:

Visual Studio Version
Starting from version 2.1.0, Azure Storage Client Library for C++ supports Visual Studio 2013 and Visual Studio 2015. In case you have the need to use Visual Studio 2012, please download version 2.0.0 of the C++ Storage Client library.

Dependencies

C++ REST SDK
The Azure Storage Client Library for C++ depends on the C++ REST SDK (codename "Casablanca") version 2.8.0. It can be installed through NuGet or downloaded directly from GitHub.

Code Samples

To get started with coding, please visit the following pages:
-    Azure Storage Getting Started with Files (C++)
-    Github Azure Storage C++ Files Samples

 

 

 

 

I'm excited to announce that Chain is LIVE on Azure. Microsoft is a host sponsor of the Chain testnet along with the Initiative for Cryptocurrencies and Contracts (IC3), a collaboration of Cornell University, Cornell Tech, UC Berkeley, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and the Technion.

For the first time, developers can install Chain Core (Chain’s distributed ledger) in Azure or locally to start or join a blockchain network, build financial applications, and access in-depth technical documentation and tutorials. Through this partnership you have the option to run your own prototypes on the testnet or create your own private network on Azure, all with a single click.

Adding Chain as a first class citizen on Azure demonstrates Project Bletchley's open blockchain approach aimed at providing enterprise services through a Blockchain Fabric allowing choice in platform for building out next generation solutions on distributed ledger technology.

We are proud to welcome Chain and are excited about future partners releasing into the marketplace in the near future.

Hello Windows Insiders!

Today we are excited to be releasing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 14955 for Mobile and PC to Windows Insiders in the Fast ring.

What’s new in Build 14955

Outlook Mail & Calendar Update (PC & Mobile): We have updated the Outlook Mail and Calendar apps to 17.7466.4062x.0.. This update introduces a few new things for you to check out:

• You can now open email messages in a new window.
• You can now use Quick Actions directly from new email notifications.
• Get someone’s attention with @mentions. Type the @ symbol anywhere in the body of your email and start typing to pick the person you want to address.

Context Awareness in Narrator (PC): As you navigate around, you can be notified about different groups or other areas you move to, such as groups in the Office ribbon. To configure the amount of context you hear, cycle through options with ALT + Caps Lock + /. To change whether the context is read before the item with focus or after, use CTRL + Caps Lock + /. To check the context at any point. Press Caps Lock + D twice.

Other improvements and fixes for Mobile

• We fixed the issue causing you to be unable to sign into apps such as Feedback Hub, Groove, MSN News, etc. with your Microsoft Account if you sign out or get signed out of these apps.
• We fixed the issue that was causing some devices to appear “stuck” on the blue Windows logo screen during the boot cycle when rebooting a phone on earlier builds.
• We fixed a bug resulting in notifications banners not appearing from Outlook Mail accounts that had been pinned as tiles to Start.
• We fixed an issue resulting certain apps being unexpectedly missing from the Share dialog.
• We fixed an issue where Insiders who had configured a data limit on their phone may have ended up in a state where they would receive frequent notifications about having exceeded that limit.
• We fixed an issue where the horizontal progress dots (as displayed when using the indeterminate ProgressBar control, for those who are familiar with XAML) were incorrectly fading out at the right side.
• We fixed an issue resulting in not being able to enter input into the Time or Place fields when creating a Reminder in Cortana.

Other improvements and fixes for PC

• Now you can draw along the protractor and have the degree visual remain visible until you start drawing again. We’ve also updated the degree visual to be more clear – black text on a white background, as opposed to the previous black text on a red background.
• We fixed the issue causing you to be unable to sign into apps such as Feedback Hub, Groove, MSN News, etc. with your Microsoft Account if you sign out or get signed out of these apps.
• This build includes several fixes for precision touchpad:
  • We fixed an issue where precision touchpad was mis-classifying presses when mousing with one finger and pressing with another.
  • We fixed the issue in which “Reset touchpad” was appearing on PCs that don’t support precision touchpad (legacy touchpad).
  • We fixed the issue where the 4-Finger gesture graphic would be viewable in Settings on PCs that support only 3-contact.
  • We fixed an issue with popular graphics app Paint.NET where horizontal scrolling was broken.
• This build includes several fixes for Narrator:
  • We have added a new key command to read the active window title of the current application. You can use Caps Lock + / for this.
  • We’ve improved Narrator’s recognition of edit boxes on the web in Scan Mode so you get the message to use space to edit more consistently when focus has moved to an edit box.
  • We’ve done work to ensure that continuous reading is interrupted appropriately if focus changes or you issue a Narrator command that should stop continuous reading. We’ve also worked to ensure that continuous reading doesn’t stop when it shouldn’t.
• We’ve updated the Trusted Platform Module Management control panel (TPM.msc) to provide additional detail when the TPM is “Not ready for use” or “Ready for use, with reduced functionality”.
• We fixed an issue resulting in Task Manager always opening with the default view, despite having configured it on the previous launch (for example, to “Show more details”).
• We fixed an issue where attempting to partition a USB drive via DiskPart would fail with the error “The system cannot find the file specified”.
• We fixed an issue where certain USB drives were failing to mount automatically or via Device Manager, despite being mountable using Disk Management.
• We fixed an issue where Accessibility settings were failing to roam down-level to some PCs running the Windows 10 Anniversary Update – triggering a sync loop and possibly causing some performance issues on those down-level PCs. If you have encountered this issue, to get out of this state – you will need to change a setting under Settings > Ease of Access so that fix will roam down-level. Whichever setting you changed to trigger roaming can be changed back if needed.
• We fixed an issue where Settings would crash when copying hardware properties from the Wi-Fi settings page.
• We fixed an issue where files were no longer automatically selected after being pasted into a folder in File Explorer.
• We fixed an issue resulting in not being able to enter input into the Time or Place fields when creating a Reminder in Cortana.
• We’ve updated the advanced tab of the device properties window in the Sounds control panel to now allow you to select the following sample dates as the default format for devices that support it: 24 and 32 bit at 176400Hz, and 16, 24 and 32 bit at 352800 Hz.
• USB Audio 2.0 devices are now named based on the make/model of the device, rather than using a generic name, in places across the system, for example Device Manager.
• We fixed an issue in Microsoft Edge that prevented dragging content out of the browser to other windows
• We fixed an issue that caused Microsoft Edge to crash when using the Share button to share web pages and PDFs to Mail.

Known issues for Mobile

• If your device never successfully updated to Build 14951, please see this forum post. If your device did receive Build 14951, you should be able to download and update to this build just fine. THANK YOU Insiders who helped us with getting the 0% download issue fixed last week!
• Some Insiders are receiving an 0x80242006 error trying to update to the latest builds. We are investigating – see this forum post.
• You will be unable to install additional languages, keyboards, and speech packs on your phone for the next few weeks. If you have existing languages, keyboards, and speech packs installed – they will carry over when you update to new builds. You just can’t install any new ones. If you do a hard reset of your phone on these builds – you will also be unable to install additional languages, keyboards, and speech packs. You can use Windows Device Recovery Tool to go back to Windows Phone 8.1 or Windows 10 Mobile, install any languages, keyboards, and speech packs you need and then update to the latest build in the Fast ring as a workaround.
• Excel Mobile will freeze after adding sheets and eventually crashes.

Known issues for PC

• If you have a 3rd party antivirus product installed on your PC – your PC might not be able to complete the update to this build and roll-back to the previous build.
• Insiders may experience the Windows Ink Workspace crashing when using the protractor – we’re investigating.

Upcoming Bugbash Just a reminder that we are planning to kick off our next bugbash starting on Tuesday, November 8th and finishing at the end of the day on Sunday, November 13th. I’ll have more details in the coming weeks. Looking forward to seeing a lot of participation from Insiders! If you have ideas on what Quests you will like to see for the Bug Bash, let us know!

Team Updates

I am currently in New Zealand to keynote the Microsoft Ignite conference. My keynote was about being entrepreneurial, no matter if you work for yourself or a company. My examples were all, of course, Windows Insiders related. You and your stories inspire me every day!

 

The talk resonated with the audience. The format was 65 minutes of tech demos by experts for AI, bots,  collaboration tools, sentiment analysis, holograms and I closed with a step-by-step “how to bring this home to your company or organization” with some real examples of Windows Insiders who are doing this very thing.

The bonus: getting 2500 people to #NinjaCat!

I cannot thank the organizers of Ignite New Zealand enough! When Regan Murphy reached out to be 12 months ago and asked me to keynote this event, I had *no idea* it was the biggest tech conference in New Zealand. It’s been absolutely incredible to watch so many of our Microsoft partners and customers gather at this amazing yearly event (21 years and running!) to learn, be inspired and connect with one another. The comment I keep hearing over and over is “we wait all year for this event”. The community is VERY strong here and our team is learning a ton of things to take back home.

We also have two other sessions on the Windows Insiders: One of our Group Program Managers who drives selfhost and flighting, Katharine Holdsworth delivered the Inside the Windows Insider Program session, talking about the history of the program and the infrastructure that makes it run. Our Director of Marketing, Jeremiah Marble and I are delivering the session on CoCreate(Community) about how we work with the Windows Insiders globally to build Windows together.

We will be hosting local Windows Insiders for dinner on Wednesday night to talk about some of the upcoming things for the program as well as to understand what people are looking for from the program.

There are also going to be some podcast and radio show surprises so please do stay tuned for more from New Zealand!

Thank you everyone and keep hustling,
Dona <3

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Diese Frage konnte ich dem Niedersächsischen Umweltminister Stefan Wenzel (Grüne) stellen. Die Antwort: Sein Ministerium würde eher die „Erkenntnisse“ von IPPNW zugrunde legen. 

Diese Organisation (International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War) steht nicht in der Tradition von nunmehr über 100 Jahren strahlenbiologischer Forschung. Zur Zeit rechnen wir nicht mit einem Atomkrieg, daher könnte sich diese Organisation eigentlich auflösen. Aber was würde dann die Führungsgruppe tun, falls es wirklich Ärzte sind? Sich um ihre Patienten kümmern? Offenbar macht das nicht so viel Freude, daher hat man sich andere Ziele gesucht, mit denen man Angst verbreiten und Geld einsammeln kann. Auf der Internetseite von IPPNW kommt groß die Aufforderung „Jetzt spenden“. 

Nun wird IPPNW nicht nur von grünen Politikern ernst genommen, sondern auch vom Deutschen Ärzteblatt (Jg. 113, Juni 2016, S. Anhang 2). IPPNW durfte dort einen Artikel über Tschernobyl veröffentlichen. Erst Monate später, in der Septemberausgabe, wurde in einem Leserbrief der Strahlenschutzkommission (SSK) den schlimmsten Unwahrheiten widersprochen (Anhang 2).

Rentner wie ich verbinden mit ihrer Aufklärungsarbeit keine wirtschaftlichen Interessen. Aber sonst muss man immer fragen: Geht es um Geld? Bei der SSK ist das so. Zwar stellt sie eine durch und durch seriöse Einrichtung dar, aber sie vertritt die berufsmäßigen Strahlenschutzbeauftragten. Deren Existenzgrundlage ist das ALARA-Prinzip, as low as reasonably achievable. Jede Strahlenexposition muss danach nicht nur unterhalb der Grenzwerte liegen, sondern so niedrig wie möglich sein. Jedoch wurden unterhalb einer akuten Strahlendosis von 250 Millisievert (mSv) noch nie ehrlich Wirkungen auf die Gesundheit beobachtet. Daher fordert u.a. Norbert Rempe, Geologe und Strahlenexperte aus Carlsbad, New Mexico, USA: Um Strahlenexpositionen unterhalb von 250 mSv sollte sich keine Behörde kümmern. 

Das würde viele Strahlenschutzbeauftragte arbeitslos machen. Daher erkennt die SSK nicht an, dass kleine Strahlenexpositionen auch eine positive Wirkung auf die Gesundheit haben könnten. Auch bleibt sie bei der Vorstellung, kleinste Expositionen wären möglicherweise schädlich, allerdings nur als vorsichtige Annahme, nicht wie bei „Alternativen“ als Dogma. 

Die SSK hält die LNT-Hypothese (linear no threshold) zumindest in nicht zu niedrigen Dosisbereichen für eine brauchbare Arbeitsgrundlage. Daraus folgt dann das Konzept der Kollektivdosis. Halbiert man die Dosis, halbiert man auch die Wirkung. Sind aber 2 Personen jeweils der halben Dosis ausgesetzt, dann ist die Wirkung wieder die ganze. 

Ist ein Strahlenschutzexperte nicht mehr berufstätig, dann kann er es sich erlauben, obige Vorstellung in Zweifel zu ziehen. Herr Dr. Lutz Niemann hat die Absurdität der Kollektivdosis sehr eindrucksvoll am Beispiel von Alkohol dargestellt. Der ist nicht nur direkt gefährlich, sondern gilt auch als krebserregend. Bei halben Dosen sieht das so aus: Einer trinkt einen Liter Schnaps und stirbt. 2 Leute teilen sich die Flasche, einer stirbt, einer überlebt. 50 Leute trinken je ein Glas mit 20 ml, zusammen also wieder 1 Liter, einer stirbt, 49 überleben. 

So werden die Todesfälle von Tschernobyl berechnet! Welche Namen stehen denn auf den Grabsteinen? Die SSK tut sich schwer, aus den erwähnten Gründen die Berechnung von Toten ganz abzulehnen. Wir aber sollten es tun. Beschränkt man sich auf nachgewiesene Fälle, sieht es so aus: Viele Arbeiter sind strahlenkrank geworden und 47 davon sind gestorben. Außerdem gab es 9 Todesfälle bei Kindern infolge von Schilddrüsenkrebs. Alles andere sind berechnete Tote. Zwar soll es nach einem Bericht der Weißrussischen Regierung unter den „Liquidatoren“ mehr Leukämiefälle als normal geben; trotzdem wäre deren gesamte Sterblichkeit nicht höher als bei nicht betroffener Bevölkerung. 

Kurz gesagt, die offiziellen Statistiken lassen keine strahlenbedingt höhere Sterblichkeit erkennen. Nach den sehr genau ermittelten Dosiswerten wäre alles andere auch nicht im Einklang mit den Ergebnissen von nunmehr über 100 Jahren strahlenbiologischer Forschung.

Bisher sind LNT, ALARA und Kollektivdosis Grundlagen für die Strahlenschutzgesetz-gebung. Wissenschaftler in den USA wollen, dass dies abgeschafft wird, und haben eine entsprechende Petition bei der zuständigen Behörde eingereicht (Nuclear Regulatory Commission, NRC). NRC hat abgelehnt, aber die Begründung ist doch interessant. Man bestreitet nicht, dass LNT die Strahlenwirkungen übertreiben könne, dass sich die Hinweise mehren, niedrige Dosen könnten gut für die Gesundheit sein, dass es keine überzeugenden epidemiologischen Studien über vermehrte Krankheiten bei erhöhter Umgebungsstrahlung gibt. 

Nur aus Vorsicht bleibt NRC bei LNT, „for the time being and subject to reconsideration as additional scientific evidence becomes available”, also nur vorläufig und mit der Bereitschaft, die Sache zu ändern, wenn es neue Erkenntnisse gibt. 

Das unterscheidet sich doch sehr von dem Unsinn der IPPNW. Was soll man tun, wenn man einem Arzt in die Hände fällt, der Mitglied bei IPPNW ist? Man kann sich von ihm ruhig eine kleine Wunde verbinden oder ein Hustenmittel verschreiben lassen. Jedoch ist zu bedenken: Er neigt dazu, sinnlose Angst zu erzeugen. Sich also kein Leiden einreden lassen, dass er dann teuer behandeln kann!

 

We are pleased to announce the availability of Microsoft Azure Analysis Services preview. Based on the proven analytics engine in SQL Server Analysis Services, Azure Analysis Services is an enterprise grade OLAP engine and BI modeling platform, offered as a fully managed platform-as-a-service (PaaS).

Nur mit privater Vorsorge reicht die Altersversorgung, heißt es im Rentenbericht. Vor allem Geringverdiener steuern in die Armutsfalle.

We’re excited to announce that we’re making available a Technical Preview of Power BI reports in SQL Server Reporting Services. We plan to release the preview on Thursday along with some more info, but in the meantime, here are a couple of key things to know.

Viele Nutzer fragen uns von Zeit zu Zeit in unserem Forum sowie auf Facebook, ob man unter Windows Phone Telefonanrufe aufnehmen kann. Tatsächlich funktioniert dieses Feature erst ab Windows 10 Mobile und kann in den Einstellungen recht einfach aktiviert werden. Standardmäßig ist die Funktion nämlich bei den meisten Smartphones nicht aktiv.

Anleitung: Aufnahme von Telefonanrufen aktivieren

• Einstellungen öffnen.
• Zu System > Handy navigieren.
• Nach unten scrollen zu Standard-Apps und auf Apps auswählen tippen.
• Nach unten scrollen und bei Apps zur Aufnahme von Anrufen den Sprachrekorder auswählen.
• Nun sollte beim Anruf ein 8. Element angezeigt werden, wo Aufzeichnen steht, womit ihr Anrufe aufnehmen könnt.
• Beim der ersten Aufnahme müsst ihr vorher bestätigen, dass ihr über die rechtliche Lage informiert seid.
• Die Aufnahmen findet ihr daraufhin in der App Sprachrekorder.

Weitere Tipps und Tricks sowie interessante Anleitungen, wie ihr euer Windows 10 und Windows 10 Mobile-Benutzererlebnis verbessern oder anpassen könnt, findet ihr in unserem eigenen Abschnitt für Anleitungen. Falls ihr Tipps habt für versteckte oder gerne übersehene Funktionen in Windows 10 Mobile, könnt ihr uns diese gerne in den Kommentaren nennen oder uns direkt per Mail senden. Wir werden uns darum bemühen, eure Vorschläge in Artikeln unterzubringen, sodass alle Nutzer davon etwas haben.

Ihr nutzt Windows 10 Mobile noch nicht? Mit folgender Anleitung könnt ihr es auf eurem kompatiblen Smartphones installieren:

Windows 10 Mobile Upgrade Guide – Schritt-für-Schritt Anleitung

Der Beitrag Anleitung: Anrufe unter Windows 10 Mobile aufnehmen erschien zuerst auf WindowsArea.de.

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