Microsoft Build 2015 Microsoft reveals Visual Studio Code with native support for Windows and OS X Microsoft's transformation isn't just words, we're now seeing the action Microsoft keeps telling us its transforming, becoming something bigger and better than ever before. This past week shows that this isn't just marketing talk, and that we're ultimately the ones to benefit from this. More Windows 10 features like Windows Spotlight lockscreen shown at Build 2015 Latest about Microsoft Build 2015 Microsoft Edge browser won't pick up Extension support until after RTM By Daniel Rubino last updated 29 November 18 Browsing Windows Weekly Episode 411: Back from Build now available for podcasting, streaming By Daniel Rubino last updated 29 November 18 Microsoft New Windows 10 tablet interface gets detailed By Joseph Keller last updated 29 November 18 Windows 10 Microsoft introduces tools to let developers quickly compile iOS apps for Windows 10 By Joseph Keller last updated 29 November 18 Windows 10 Microsoft will allow Android apps to be quickly compiled for Windows 10 By John Callaham last updated 29 November 18 Microsoft These are the messages hidden in Belfiore's Windows binary shirt By Daniel Rubino last updated 29 November 18 Microsoft's Joe Belfiore wore a Windows 10 shirt written in binary during the Build 2015 keynote. What did it say? As it turns out, there are four messages. Here they are... Microsoft The full SDK for the Microsoft Band is now available for developers By John Callaham last updated 29 November 18 Wearable Tech Web apps get push notifications and more in Windows 10 By Jared DiPane last updated 29 November 18 Microsoft Build 2015 recap and discussion: Join us live on Windows Weekly later today By Daniel Rubino last updated 29 November 18 Microsoft Continuum will be built into Windows 10 for Phones, turning your phone into a PC By Dan Thorp-Lancaster last updated 29 November 18 Windows 10 1 2 3 4 Archives Get the Windows Central NewsletterAll the latest news, reviews, and guides for Windows and Xbox diehards.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors LATEST ARTICLES1Qualcomm scores BIG win against Arm, can continue to sell Snapdragon X chips for PCs2OpenAI launches next-gen reasoning models with "incredible" coding capabilities3Qualcomm CEO brazenly thought Nuvia chip deal could save $1.4 billion in fees to Arm4Xbox has a new "VP of next-gen" and they'll be at CES alongside Lenovo ... but what could it mean for Xbox's future?5HP's most premium 2-in-1 Copilot+ PC is a phenomenal laptop — if only HP would dial back on the bloatware
Microsoft Edge browser won't pick up Extension support until after RTM By Daniel Rubino last updated 29 November 18
Windows Weekly Episode 411: Back from Build now available for podcasting, streaming By Daniel Rubino last updated 29 November 18
Microsoft introduces tools to let developers quickly compile iOS apps for Windows 10 By Joseph Keller last updated 29 November 18
Microsoft will allow Android apps to be quickly compiled for Windows 10 By John Callaham last updated 29 November 18
These are the messages hidden in Belfiore's Windows binary shirt By Daniel Rubino last updated 29 November 18 Microsoft's Joe Belfiore wore a Windows 10 shirt written in binary during the Build 2015 keynote. What did it say? As it turns out, there are four messages. Here they are...
The full SDK for the Microsoft Band is now available for developers By John Callaham last updated 29 November 18
Build 2015 recap and discussion: Join us live on Windows Weekly later today By Daniel Rubino last updated 29 November 18
Continuum will be built into Windows 10 for Phones, turning your phone into a PC By Dan Thorp-Lancaster last updated 29 November 18
