SharePoint 2013 Browser compatibility lists

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Browser support in the preview of SharePoint 2013 has been listed on TechNet, it’s not really any changes that stands out from 2010’s compatibility list.
For reference, see these links:
Plan browser support in SharePoint 2013 Preview
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc263526(v=office.15).aspx
Supported mobile device browsers in SharePoint 2013 Preview
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/fp161353(v=office.15).aspx

(Everything obviously can be subject to change come RTM, since this is the list for the Preview.)

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PC Browsers

Browser	Supported	Supported with limitations	Not supported
Internet Explorer 9	32-bit	64-bit
Internet Explorer 8	32-bit	64-bit
Internet Explorer 7			X
Internet Explorer 6			X
Google Chrome (latest public release version)	X
Mozilla Firefox (latest public release version)	X
Apple Safari (latest public release version)		X

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Mobile Browsers

Mobile device operating system

Operating system version

Browser

Smartphone device

Slate or tablet device

Windows Phone

Windows Phone 7.5 or later versions

Internet Explorer Mobile

Supported

Not applicable

Windows

Windows 7 or later versions

Internet Explorer

Not applicable

Supported

iOS

5.0 or later versions

Safari

Supported

Important:
Office Web Apps Preview is supported only on Apple iOS 5.0 or later versions on the Apple iPad (versions 1, 2, and 3).

Android

4.0 or later versions

Android Browser

Supported

Unsupported

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Office 365 Preview now available

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Hi all.
Office 365 ‘version 2013’ is just round the corner…
If you have not allready, sign up and try out the new version of Office 365, included is the new SharePoint online with lots of news. The ‘Metro’ or ‘Windows 8’ look is there, toghether with a bunch of other useful features.
Sign up for the preview Here

Below is a totally incomplete list of the new features:
(Keep in mind, this is all based on the Preview and can be changed and removed at any time)

-The new design/branding framework.
-SAP/Duet support built in
-The Application Store
-Change the Look

I have added images below that will give an idea of how it will look and work once released.

The new design/branding framework.

SAP/Duet support built in

The Application Store

Change the Look
(a number of builtin designs that you can easity use to make your sites more easy on the Eye)

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SharePoint 2013 – Work Management Service Application

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This is just a Quick overview of the new Service Application – Work Management Service Application in SharePoint 2013.

Overview

The Work Management Service Application provides functionality to aggregate tasks to a central location.
Users get the possibility to view and track their to-dos and tasks.
Tasks can be cached to a users personal site.
Tasks can be aggregated from Exchange, Project Server and SharePoint.
Based on ‘Provider model’ so that other systems can be integrated in the future.

Thats it, more info will become available over time, I will hopefully have time to dive deeper into it then.

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PowerShell for SharePoint Online

In Conjunction with the release of the SharePoint 2013 preview and Office 15 and all the great releases this summer, Microsoft also saw fit to release some info on the support for PowerShell in SharePoint in Office 365 more commonly known simply as SharePoint online.

Have a look at this link:

Windows PowerShell for SharePoint Online
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/fp161362(v=office.15)

What I regard as a bit cryptic regarding this release is this:
Applies to: SharePoint Online Preview

Update 20120920: Sign up for the preview here: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?linkid=257731
I have not spent time figuring out how to get access to a Preview, I’ll rather just read up on the CMD’lets and wait for the support to become general availability.

The list of CMD’lets is limited to just a few, but as a starter, it is a huge leap forward compared to no support, which was what we had before.
The entire list looks like this:

SharePoint Online cmdlets in verb order

Cmdlet name	Description
Add-SPOUser	Adds an existing Office 365 user or an Office 365 security group to a SharePoint group.
Connect-SPOService	Connects a SharePoint Online global administrator to a SharePoint Online connection (the SharePoint Online Administration Center). This cmdlet must be run before any other SharePoint Online cmdlets can run.
Disconnect-SPOService	Disconnects from a SharePoint Online service.
Get-SPOAppErrors	Returns application errors.
Get-SPOAppInfo	Returns all installed applications.
Get-SPODeletedSite	Returns all deleted site collections that are in the Recycle Bin.
Get-SPOSite	Returns one or more site collections.
Get-SPOSiteGroup	Returns all the groups on the specified site collection.
Get-SPOTenantLogEntry	Retrieves SharePoint Online company logs.
Get-SPOTenantLogLastAvailableTimeInUtc	Returns the time when the SharePoint Online organization logs are collected.
Get-SPOUser	Returns the SharePoint Online user or security group accounts that match given search criteria.
Get-SPOWebTemplate	Shows all site templates that match the given identity.
New-SPOSite	Creates a new SharePoint Online site collection for the current company.
New-SPOSiteGroup	Creates a new group in a SharePoint Online site collection.
Remove-SPODeletedSite	Removes a SharePoint Online deleted site collection from the Recycle Bin.
Remove-SPOSite	Sends a SharePoint Online site collection to the SharePoint Online Recycle Bin.
Remove-SPOSiteGroup	Removes a SharePoint Online group from a site collection.
Remove-SPOUser	Removes a user or a security group from a site collection or a group.
Repair-SPOSite	Checks and repairs the specified site collection and its contents.
Request-SPOUpgradeEvaluationSite	Requests to create a copy of an existing site collection for the purposes of validating the effects of upgrade without affecting the original site.
Restore-SPODeletedSite	Restores a SharePoint Online deleted site collection from the Recycle Bin.
Set-SPOSite	Sets or updates the values of one or more properties for a site collection.
Set-SPOSiteGroup	Updates the SharePoint Online owner and permission level on a group inside a site collection.
Set-SPOTenant	Sets properties on the SharePoint Online organization.
Set-SPOUser	Configures properties on an existing user.
Test-SPOSite	Tests a SharePoint Online site collection.
Upgrade-SPOSite	Starts the upgrade process on a site collection.

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