I just noticed this today when I was building screen shots for a training class. If you right mouse click on the icons in the “waffle” App Launcher you can now resize them to Small/Medium/Wide and arrange your App Launcher to be more logical. Neat new feature. You can now resize your App icons on…
Microsoft’s release of Flow has put Automation as a Service for Microsoft into the mainstream. For background, I have been using Microsoft Flow primarily for social media related tasks. I blogged a while back on how I was using Flow for twitter retweet approvals as an example. I also use Flow to provide retweets with…
So, my journey has continued and it hasn’t been without a few bumps. The primary one is self-inflicted. You see, when we got into using iPhones for my family many years ago Apple didn’t allow for multiple accounts so everyone shared my Apple ID. This meant that we didn’t have to purchase apps multiple times,…
I am extremely excited to have the opportunity to be able to return to SCU Europe this year! (for a chuckle about my last visit in October 2013 check out my “American Redneck in Europe” blog post). SCU Europe is a three day event spanning five tracks and is being held this year in Berlin.…
In a previous post I showed how you can create a Service Manager Work Item from a template in Orchestrator by using the SDK. The reason you would want to do this, is so you can include the prefixes on the Work Item and its child activities. This is something the Service Manager integration pack…
So, its been a week since I made the switch and today I wanted to talk about how Apple really caught up with Microsoft on ease of use as part of the OS. One thing I really liked about my Windows Phone was the speed with which I could accomplish basic tasks because they were…
One of the most common complaints I’ve heard when creating work items from a template in Orchestrator is the lack of prefixes on the activities. This same problem exists when using SMLets to create a work item from a template. Since the Id is a key value there is no way to go back after…
Pokémon Go generated about $35 million in revenue in its first two weeks and raises approximately 1.6 million per day from iPhone users alone. Nintendo’s stock temporarily increased by 25% or about 11 billion dollars. Even with Nintendo only owning 32% of the Pokemon Company who owns the intellectual property rights to this franchise the…
Today I hit the first real head exploding moment with the iPhone…contacts and contact management. Ugh. Let me set this up. I work with multiple O365 accounts and have hundreds of contacts in them. My home account has about 400 and one of my work ones has about 800. On my Windows Phone the native…
Windows Phone 10 had a neat new feature that I thought was going to be awesome. It was called Hello Windows and it allowed you to login to your phone by the phone looking at your face. It was yet another disappointment. Why? Two reasons. One was because it took too long to actually authenticate…
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