Microsoft (opens in new tab) (opens in new tab) (opens in new tab) Microsoft Grid List Latest about Microsoft Microsoft Security Experts service brings together human expertise and security technologies By Sean Endicott last updated 10 May 22 Microsoft just announced a new service category called Microsoft Security Experts. It combines human-led services with security technology to detect and respond to threats. Nerd sniping convinces Microsoft to open source 3D Movie Maker from 1995 By Sean Endicott published 4 May 22 Microsoft has open sourced its 3D Movie Maker software. The program was originally launched in 1995 and allowed people to place 3-D objects in pre-rendered environments. Official (and legendary) PuTTY and Audacity apps land in the Microsoft Store By Daniel Rubino published 29 April 22 Two classic Windows apps from the great year 2000 are now available on the Microsoft Store: PuTTY and Audacity. Best laptops with bright screens 2022: Great for outdoor use By Brendan Lowry published 29 April 22 US signs Declaration for the Future of the Internet alongside 60 global partners By Sean Endicott published 28 April 22 The United States is one of 61 global partners to sign the Declaration for the Future of the Internet. The document calls for an open web that is accessible and that protects human rights. Microsoft FY22 Q3 earnings: $49.4 billion in revenue, beating expectations By Sean Endicott published 26 April 22 Microsoft just released its earnings report for FY22 Q3. The company brought in revenue of $49.4 billion in the quarter, beating expectations. Microsoft Build 2022 registration now open By Sean Endicott published 26 April 22 Registrations for Microsoft Build 2022 are now open. Anyone can virtually attend the conference for free, but they’ll have to register through Microsoft’s website. Microsoft shares update on datacenter energy sustainability tracking methods By Robert Carnevale published 22 April 22 Microsoft has an update to share on its sustainability measuring tactics. Specifically, the company wants you to know how it's keeping track of Azure's energy usage. Microsoft reveals what the ultimate resume red flag is By Robert Carnevale published 22 April 22 Microsoft's head of global talent acquisition recently discussed what she likes to see in a resume as well as what she dislikes, illustrating the mindset required to get Redmond's attention. Microsoft Autofill will make passwords so you don't have to By Robert Carnevale last updated 22 April 22 Tired of creating passwords, remembering passwords, and just, in general, being saddled with responsibility? Let Microsoft take the load off your shoulders and do all that stuff for you. 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 Security Experts service brings together human expertise and security technologies By Sean Endicott last updated 10 May 22 Microsoft just announced a new service category called Microsoft Security Experts. It combines human-led services with security technology to detect and respond to threats.
Nerd sniping convinces Microsoft to open source 3D Movie Maker from 1995 By Sean Endicott published 4 May 22 Microsoft has open sourced its 3D Movie Maker software. The program was originally launched in 1995 and allowed people to place 3-D objects in pre-rendered environments.
Official (and legendary) PuTTY and Audacity apps land in the Microsoft Store By Daniel Rubino published 29 April 22 Two classic Windows apps from the great year 2000 are now available on the Microsoft Store: PuTTY and Audacity.
US signs Declaration for the Future of the Internet alongside 60 global partners By Sean Endicott published 28 April 22 The United States is one of 61 global partners to sign the Declaration for the Future of the Internet. The document calls for an open web that is accessible and that protects human rights.
Microsoft FY22 Q3 earnings: $49.4 billion in revenue, beating expectations By Sean Endicott published 26 April 22 Microsoft just released its earnings report for FY22 Q3. The company brought in revenue of $49.4 billion in the quarter, beating expectations.
Microsoft Build 2022 registration now open By Sean Endicott published 26 April 22 Registrations for Microsoft Build 2022 are now open. Anyone can virtually attend the conference for free, but they’ll have to register through Microsoft’s website.
Microsoft shares update on datacenter energy sustainability tracking methods By Robert Carnevale published 22 April 22 Microsoft has an update to share on its sustainability measuring tactics. Specifically, the company wants you to know how it's keeping track of Azure's energy usage.
Microsoft reveals what the ultimate resume red flag is By Robert Carnevale published 22 April 22 Microsoft's head of global talent acquisition recently discussed what she likes to see in a resume as well as what she dislikes, illustrating the mindset required to get Redmond's attention.
Microsoft Autofill will make passwords so you don't have to By Robert Carnevale last updated 22 April 22 Tired of creating passwords, remembering passwords, and just, in general, being saddled with responsibility? Let Microsoft take the load off your shoulders and do all that stuff for you.
