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Microsoft Store in San Francisco will hold a special event on April 29 with gaming, prizes and more By John Callaham last updated 29 November 18
Demo of unlocking Windows 10 with Windows Hello from Build 2015 By Mark Guim last updated 29 November 18
Microsoft shows how easy it will be to port Android apps to Windows 10 in new video By John Callaham last updated 29 November 18
Microsoft's Android and iOS compilers have some interesting code names By John Callaham last updated 29 November 18
Microsoft Edge browser won't pick up Extension support until after RTM By Daniel Rubino last updated 29 November 18
