Microsoft (opens in new tab) (opens in new tab) (opens in new tab) Microsoft Grid List Latest about Microsoft Microsoft's Head of HoloLens is resigning; Mixed Reality Hardware goes under Windows & Devices division while its future is unclear By Daniel Rubino last updated 8 June 22 After repeated accusations of bad behavior, Alex Kipman is resigning, and the mixed reality hardware group will be under Panos Panay and the Windows & Devices team. Microsoft bucks tech's anti-union trend By Chuong Nguyen published 3 June 22 Unlike rivals in the tech industry, Microsoft embraces employees who may want to unionize. Which Surface Laptop Go 2 model should you buy? By Brendan Lowry published 1 June 22 The Surface Laptop Go 2 is here, and there are a handful of different configurations available. Ultimately, though, which one should you choose? Here's our analysis. Microsoft News Roundup: Xbox streaming device, Build 2022, harassment allegations, and more By Sean Endicott published 28 May 22 This week, there were two major tech conferences, a load of announcements, and enough reports and rumors to appease any enthusiast's appetite. Here are the biggest news stories of the week. Microsoft Teams, Office, and Windows groups to slow hiring By Sean Endicott published 26 May 22 Microsoft will slow hiring across its Office, Teams, and Windows groups, according to a recent report. The slowdown is not company-wide, as Microsoft continues to hire people in other areas. A new report calls out Alex Kipman and other Microsoft execs for 'verbal abuse and sexual harassment' By Daniel Rubino published 25 May 22 In a new article from Insider, ‘golden boy’ executives at Microsoft are accused of bad behavior, with few repercussions. Microsoft unveils new Dev Box cloud PC service powered by Windows 365 By Zac Bowden published 24 May 22 Microsoft is launching a new service it calls "Dev Box" that lets developers create Cloud PCs powerful enough to help them code. Welcome to the new Windows Central for 2022 By Daniel Rubino last updated 20 May 22 Our website looks very different. Here's why it changed, why some features are missing, and what the plans are for the future. Report: Microsoft set to 'nearly double' its employee compensation budget By Jez Corden published 16 May 22 Likely in response to the so-called "Great Resignation," Microsoft is vastly increasing its budgets for retaining and rewarding staff, according to this report. Microsoft Build 2022 session details now available By Sean Endicott last updated 12 May 22 Microsoft's website for Build 2022 now has a complete list of the sessions that will be part of the event. There are over 500 sessions this year, including ones focused on Windows and Android. 123456789Archives Windows Central Newsletter Get the best of Windows Central in in your inbox, every day! Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Thank you for signing up to Windows Central. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1New Halo Infinite weapon leaked, possibly return of DMR2Lenovo Yoga 6 (Gen 7) review: The most affordable Yoga shows how complete the convertible lineup has become3Upgrade your storage with the Samsung 980 Pro 1TB SSD on sale for $1404Persona 5 Royal to include all DLC on Xbox and Windows PC5Surface Pro stands out as favorite among Windows Central readers
Microsoft's Head of HoloLens is resigning; Mixed Reality Hardware goes under Windows & Devices division while its future is unclear By Daniel Rubino last updated 8 June 22 After repeated accusations of bad behavior, Alex Kipman is resigning, and the mixed reality hardware group will be under Panos Panay and the Windows & Devices team.
Microsoft bucks tech's anti-union trend By Chuong Nguyen published 3 June 22 Unlike rivals in the tech industry, Microsoft embraces employees who may want to unionize.
Which Surface Laptop Go 2 model should you buy? By Brendan Lowry published 1 June 22 The Surface Laptop Go 2 is here, and there are a handful of different configurations available. Ultimately, though, which one should you choose? Here's our analysis.
Microsoft News Roundup: Xbox streaming device, Build 2022, harassment allegations, and more By Sean Endicott published 28 May 22 This week, there were two major tech conferences, a load of announcements, and enough reports and rumors to appease any enthusiast's appetite. Here are the biggest news stories of the week.
Microsoft Teams, Office, and Windows groups to slow hiring By Sean Endicott published 26 May 22 Microsoft will slow hiring across its Office, Teams, and Windows groups, according to a recent report. The slowdown is not company-wide, as Microsoft continues to hire people in other areas.
A new report calls out Alex Kipman and other Microsoft execs for 'verbal abuse and sexual harassment' By Daniel Rubino published 25 May 22 In a new article from Insider, ‘golden boy’ executives at Microsoft are accused of bad behavior, with few repercussions.
Microsoft unveils new Dev Box cloud PC service powered by Windows 365 By Zac Bowden published 24 May 22 Microsoft is launching a new service it calls "Dev Box" that lets developers create Cloud PCs powerful enough to help them code.
Welcome to the new Windows Central for 2022 By Daniel Rubino last updated 20 May 22 Our website looks very different. Here's why it changed, why some features are missing, and what the plans are for the future.
Report: Microsoft set to 'nearly double' its employee compensation budget By Jez Corden published 16 May 22 Likely in response to the so-called "Great Resignation," Microsoft is vastly increasing its budgets for retaining and rewarding staff, according to this report.
Microsoft Build 2022 session details now available By Sean Endicott last updated 12 May 22 Microsoft's website for Build 2022 now has a complete list of the sessions that will be part of the event. There are over 500 sessions this year, including ones focused on Windows and Android.
