Microsoft says there are now 700 million active Windows 10 devices, an increase from 500 million a year ago.
Microsoft's new mixed reality apps for the workplace, Remote Assist and Microsoft Layout, are now available in preview on the Microsoft Store.
This week on the Windows Central Podcast: The Surface Hub 2 is announced, WCOS, and everything important from Build 2018!
Now the dust has settled on Build 2018 what did you think of it? Full of awesome new stuff for developers and consumers alike, or a bit of a miss? Let us know in our forums!
The new 'Your Phone' feature is coming to Windows 10, but there are a lot of questions about the phone-connector app. Today, we answer some of them.
Join Windows Central's Daniel Rubino and Zac Bowden for a recap of the biggest news from Build 2018.
Microsoft is making some key updates to the Fluent Design System for developers who want to implement more Fluent UI into their apps.
Developers can now use the latest Visual Studio preview to build native ARM64 apps for Windows 10 on ARM PCs.
Ever wondered why the infamous Courier was canceled? We've got an official answer for you.
These are our picks for the top announcements to come out of the second day of Build 2018.
Microsoft is using the power of machine learning to help improve your grammar in Word.
Microsoft is bringing its Android launcher to enterprise users.
Day one of Build 2018 is in the books, and now it's time to dig in deeper with day two.
These are our picks for the top announcements to come out of the first day of Build 2018.
During the first day of its Build 2018 developer conference, Microsoft shipped its first SDK preview build of the Redstone 5 era.
Microsoft is giving more developers a chance to deck their apps out in Fluent Design.
Microsoft Pay is coming to Outlook to help you pay your bills and invoices right from your inbox.
Microsoft Teams is finally hitting the Microsoft Store in preview with a Progressive Web App for Windows 10 S devices.
Microsoft is hoping to entice more developers to build Windows apps by giving them a bigger slice of the revenue pie.
Microsoft is bringing the Kinect name back to the fore with Project Kinect for Azure.