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As you know Exchange Online has some limits in place to ensure performance and stability of the service (see https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office365/servicedescriptions/exchange-online-service-description/exchange-online-limits to know more about).

As you know, Azure Information Protection (AIP) has been available for quite some time with the plan to replace Active Directory Right Management Services (AD RMS).

If you use Exchange Online Protection (EOP) and have configured ‘Move message to Junk Email folder’ for high confidence spam and phishing emails you need to be aware this option is being retired.

Microsoft has identified that one of the Reply-URL used by Exchange Online for authentication and authorization is unsafe.

As you know, there has been an option for Exchange administrator but also for end user to automatically forward incoming email to another email address – either internal or external – for a very long time.

As you know, the Message Center is your one stop shop to be aware about what is coming up on Office 365 services.

As you know, Exchange Online can be managed by either PowerShell or the Exchange Administration Portal (Exchange ECP).

The Office 365 apps (version 2011 build 13426 or later) can now apply your system theme.

You already know that you have been able to buy, deploy and manage add-ins from the Office 365 administration portal.
Well, this has been expanded to allow you to buy, deploy and manage Office 365 Partners apps too.

As you know, OneDrive has been able to automatically move your Known Folders (Documents, Desktop, Pictures) from your local device to your OneDrive space for quite some time now.