Microsoft Surface Duo up to pre-order

And here it goes!
Microsoft Surface Duo launches September 10th at $1,400 and pre-orders are now live and running on the Microsoft Store, Best Buy and AT&T.

For now, only available in the U.S.

Here’s just a quick look of what’s included on the box:

Microsoft Windows Autopilot – Introduction Video

Here’s a quick but well designed video quickly explaining what’s Microsoft Autopilot and how it works!

Microsoft Autopilot Explained

Microsoft Edge – Getting Enterprise Mode Site List Quickly

Following the new Microsoft Edge browser implementation, here’s a very nice tip for everyone that implemented Enterprise Mode.

If you need to know if the user is using the latest Site List version, or simple want to double check if a website is on that list:

1. Open a new tab in Edge
2. Type: edge://compat/enterprise

And…there you go! :)

Microsoft Edge Release Schedule

If you’re a sysadmin or a tech enthusiast and love the new Microsoft Edge, we may have wondered when was the next release get to your computer.

Microsoft launched a new website that give you all the scheduled release dates for both Beta and Stable channels:
Microsoft Edge release schedule

Tips & Tricks: Get you device serial number easily

Ever needed to get your device’s serial number quickly?

Here’s how:

• Open a elevated command-prompt
• Type the following command-line:
  wmic bios get SerialNumber
• And there you go!

Tips & Tricks: Quickly know .NET Framework Version

Ever need to know which version of .NET Framework you’re using, here’s how:

• Open an elevated command-prompt
• Execute this command-line:
  reg query “HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Net Framework Setup\NDP” /s
• Now you just need to look for the returned value “Version”
  
  

Microsoft Build 2020 – On-demand Sessions Available

Did you register for Microsoft Build 2020?

You can now access on-demand videos to review or view what you’ve missed:
Microsoft Build 2020 - On-deman Sessions

Microsoft Edge – Surf Game

Now and then, Microsoft make some fun stuff. This Microsoft Edge’s “Easter egg” its one of that things that has no direct purpose but at the same time it’s a nice and funny way to “waist” some time.

This is as is as:

• Open the new Microsoft Edge
• Write down “edge://surf” in the address bar
• Have fun surfing!