Ignite 2019

Health concerns regarding the coronavirus caused Microsoft to cancel the Hong Kong stop of Microsoft Ignite The Tour. Microsoft points people towards its on-demand content instead.

We sat with the head of Cortana at Microsoft to learn about the assistant's new office job and why AI may finally have a purpose.

Microsoft's Ignite 2019 opening keynote was full of some pretty big announcements. In case you missed it, here's a rundown of our picks for the top five.

Microsoft Whiteboard is now on the web and available for real-time collaboration within Microsoft Teams.

A new Office app for Android and iOS is on the way that combines the power of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint into one convenient app instead of three.

Microsoft announced at Ignite 2019 that Excel will support natural language queries.

Microsoft's chromium version of Edge launches in early 2020.

Cortana is entering new areas with new features for people who want to stay productive at work.

At Ignite 2019, Microsoft announced WinUI 3.0 is now entering alpha preview. This is a major about-face for Microsoft, as WinUI will open native controls and features up to all developers.