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Top 7 announcements from the second day of Build 2017
By Dan Thorp-Lancaster last updated
Build 2017's day two keynote has come and gone, and it revealed a whole lot that Microsoft watchers are sure to appreciate. Here are our picks for the top seven things Microsoft announced today.
What we expect to see from Microsoft at Build 2017
By Zac Bowden last updated
This year's Build developer conference is right around the corner. Here's what we expect to see from Microsoft at the event.
Is this the new Windows 10 File Explorer?
By Jez Corden last updated
Microsoft unveiled a new Fluent Design Language for Windows at Build, and we got a glimpse of various Fluent-inspired designs, including the File Explorer.
What it's like to attend Microsoft's Mixed Reality Academy
By Russell Holly last updated
I took a trip through Microsoft's efforts to educate developers on building for Mixed Reality, and it's the best thing the company could be doing to inspire more creators.
This is how the new Windows Mixed Reality controllers work
By Russell Holly last updated
Controllers that let you reach out into the "mixed reality world" are a big deal for the future.
Developers can now preorder Windows Mixed Reality dev kits from Acer, HP
By Cale Hunt last updated
Announced during the Thursday keynote at Build 2017, pre-orders are now live in the U.S. and Canada for Windows Mixed Reality developer kits from Acer and HP.
Microsoft announces new Teams collaboration features at Build 2017
By Al Sacco last updated
Today, at its annual Build developer conference in Seattle, Microsoft announced a handful of updates to the Teams enterprise collaboration developer platform, which will bring new features to Teams in the future.
Microsoft's Build keynote featured lots of iPhones — and no Windows phones
By Matt Brown last updated
Microsoft Build 2017 conference recently kicked off with an opening keynote, which showed a distinct presence of third-party devices.
Microsoft's new 'Clipboard' is cloud-enabled copy and paste for Windows 10
By Zac Bowden last updated
Microsoft today announced that with the Fall Creators Update, the company will introducing a new, highly requested and sought-after feature called "Clipboard," a cloud-based copy-and-paste function being built directly into Windows 10.
Microsoft 'Timeline' for Windows 10 Fall Creators Update lets you go back and resume apps and documents
By Zac Bowden last updated
Microsoft is introducing a new feature called 'Timeline' that will be built into the Fall Creators Update and will allow you to go back to open programs, documents and more.
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