Microsoft's vision for LinkedIn .

Now that Microsoft’s massive $26.2 billion acquisition of LinkedIn has officially closed, it’s time for the next step: figuring out how its massive store of business information can best be used by Microsoft and its customers. Building upon the company’s integration plan outlined earlier this year, Microsoft chief executive Satya Nadella laid out a set of plans for short-term integration with LinkedIn (in a blog post on LinkedIn, natch), with advantages for both consumers and business customers.

Perhaps the most interesting will be closer ties between resume functions in Word and in LinkedIn, so that users drafting resumes in Word will be able to update their LinkedIn profiles automatically. Nadella suggests that LinkedIn updates will propagate through Windows 10’s Action Center, and that your LinkedIn identity will be used in Outlook and in Office.

HP and Microsoft with a new super-phone model

The market share of mobile Windows 10 is quite small compared to iOS and Android. However, this does not mean that Microsoft and its partners are ready to surrender.
According to recent rumors, HP and Microsoft may be working together to bring a new Windows phone 10 next year.

HP has already made some efforts for inclusion in the smartphone market. For example, earlier this year the company has launched Elite X3, phone that works through the Windows 10 operating system.






If new speculations turn out to be correct, can have an X3 Elite successor next year, it said that could be launched at MWC 2017. Unfortunately, the specifics of the new phone from HP and Microsoft are not yet known

However, if the phone will be the successor of Elite X3, it will be an improvement of the device which has Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor, 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal space.
Thus, it can be expected that the new phone have a new model of processor from Qualcomm, Snapdragon 835, RAM memory and 8GB of 6 or more storage.