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Check out Microsoft showing off Bash running on Windows 10
By Richard Devine Last updated
Microsoft has published a video that shows off the Bash shell running on Windows 10 and talks us through some of the initial details.

Microsoft introduces new tools for building UWP games
By Joseph Keller Last updated
Microsoft has detailed some of the new tools that developers will be able to use to create games for the Universal Windows Platform.

Build 2016 attendees (and fans) can update their profile picture with official badge
By John Callaham Last updated
Microsoft has launched a website for Build 2016 attendees that lets them place the official profile badge for the conference on their Facebook or Twitter account.

Microsoft talks up 'conversations as a platform' at Build 2016
By Richard Devine Last updated
Microsoft CEO, Satya Nadella, has been talking up conversations as a platform at Build 2016, even dropping in reference to the infamous Tay bot

Developers can add speech translation to apps with new version of Microsoft Translator API
By John Callaham Last updated
Microsoft has released a new version of its Microsoft Translator API. The updated tools will allow developers to include speech-to-speech translation features in their apps.

The Bash shell is officially coming to Windows 10
By Richard Devine Last updated
Microsoft is injecting a dose of Linux into Windows 10 with the announcement that the Bash shell is officially coming to the platform.

The most important announcements from Build 2016
By Daniel Bader Last updated
No time to read all of our great coverage? Here are the most important announcements from Build 2016!

Microsoft's new APIs allow developers to give their apps a 'human side'
By Richard Devine Last updated
Microsoft has shown off some pretty impressive new cognitive APIs that can allow developers to make more human like interactions for their apps.

Developer registration for Microsoft's international Build Tour now open
By Dan Thorp-Lancaster Last updated
Microsoft is now accepting developer registrations for its Build Tour, which will bring a taste of Build 2016 to developers in seven cities across the globe with free one-day events.
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