Microsoft Build 2019

This week on the Windows Central Podcast: Cortana lives, what's the deal with UWP, and more announcements from Build 2019.

Microsoft Word is getting a new AI-powered feature this fall to offer suggestions that will make your documents more inclusive and concise.

Cortana has been seemingly hibernating these last few years, but Microsoft's future plans are ambitious.

Build 2019 kicked off this morning, and Microsoft had plenty to show off to developers. Here are some of our top picks from the announcements so far.

Outlook's mobile apps have picked up support for actionable messages, allowing you to take actions on things like timesheet approvals, granting system access, and more directly through the apps.

It looks like Minecraft is getting the Pokémon Go treatment with an upcoming AR mobile game.

Microsoft kicked off Build 2019 with a look at new tools to help developers build "people-centric experiences" with the Microsoft 365 platform.

Microsoft has developed an open SDK called "ElectionGuard" to both enhance democratic elections and ensure that votes are properly and securely recorded.

New Cortana features are coming, and they are powered by new conversational AI that will also be made available to developers.

A new terminal app for command-line users is coming very soon with multiple new features.