Microsoft Build Microsoft Build 2022 registration now open Developers and anyone interested in coding can now register to virtually attend Microsoft Build. Microsoft Build 2022 event set for May 24 through 26, will be digital Get ready for announcements and news. Microsoft Build 2021: Here's everything we've learned so far If you build it, the news will come. Grid List Latest about Microsoft making Build 2021, most other events digital-only for next year (update) By Dan Thorp-Lancaster published 6 April 20 Microsoft is moving to make its internal and external events digital-only through its 2021 fiscal year. That would include events like Ignite 2020 and Build 2021. Expected coronavirus restrictions could force Microsoft to cancel Build 2020 By Sean Endicott published 11 March 20 Build 2020 and other large events in Washington could have to be canceled. Microsoft posts statement about coronavirus on several of its event websites By Sean Endicott last updated 4 March 20 Several Microsoft events could be cancelled, but for now, Microsoft is "monitoring public health guidance." Microsoft Build 2020 registrations are officially open By Sean Endicott published 4 February 20 Microsoft Build is one of the biggest developer conferences of the year. You can register for the conference now, which focuses on helping developers, learn, code, and connect. Microsoft announces dates for Build 2020 and other upcoming events By Dan Thorp-Lancaster published 16 September 19 Microsoft has revealed its year ahead for events, assigning dates to Build 2020, Inspire, and more. The biggest takeaway from this roadmap is that Build 2020 will run from May 19-21 in Seattle. Is Microsoft following Google's lead on AI? By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 One year after Google shifted from a mobile-first vision to an AI-first one, Microsoft did the same. Is Microsoft following Google? Microsoft says Cortana now has more than 141 million monthly users By Russell Holly last updated 29 November 18 Cortana may not be the biggest voice assistant, but the number of people using it continues to grow at a healthy pace, according to Microsoft. Microsoft WILL address mobile at Build — but not how you expect By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Windows phone fans are hoping for at least a tidbit of information on Microsoft's mobile strategy from the upcoming Build developer conference. They'll get it ... but maybe not in the way they expect. If Microsoft doesn't kill at BUILD 2017, the Surface phone may be dead on arrival By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 The Surface phone is expected by 2018 but Microsoft's ecosystem isn't ready. What will Microsoft do at BUILD 2017 to get developers on board? A focus on Microsoft's Terry Myerson's 'phone' comments and a dose of common sense By Jason Ward last updated 29 November 18 On Wednesday, March 30, 2016, Microsoft's Windows chief Terry Myerson gave candid answers to the Verge's Tom Warren regarding Microsoft's phone position. 123456 Windows Central Newsletter Name: Your Email Address : Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Thank you for signing up to Windows Central. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1The best cheap gaming laptop deals in December 20222The Callisto Protocol: Best PC settings to fix stuttering and improve performance3Is your Windows 11 Task Manager the wrong color? You're not alone.4The failure of Amazon's Alexa shows Microsoft was right to kill Cortana5Haylou PurFree BC01 wireless bone conduction headphones review: Stylish sounds for safe exercise
Microsoft making Build 2021, most other events digital-only for next year (update) By Dan Thorp-Lancaster published 6 April 20 Microsoft is moving to make its internal and external events digital-only through its 2021 fiscal year. That would include events like Ignite 2020 and Build 2021.
Expected coronavirus restrictions could force Microsoft to cancel Build 2020 By Sean Endicott published 11 March 20 Build 2020 and other large events in Washington could have to be canceled.
Microsoft posts statement about coronavirus on several of its event websites By Sean Endicott last updated 4 March 20 Several Microsoft events could be cancelled, but for now, Microsoft is "monitoring public health guidance."
Microsoft Build 2020 registrations are officially open By Sean Endicott published 4 February 20 Microsoft Build is one of the biggest developer conferences of the year. You can register for the conference now, which focuses on helping developers, learn, code, and connect.
Microsoft announces dates for Build 2020 and other upcoming events By Dan Thorp-Lancaster published 16 September 19 Microsoft has revealed its year ahead for events, assigning dates to Build 2020, Inspire, and more. The biggest takeaway from this roadmap is that Build 2020 will run from May 19-21 in Seattle.
Is Microsoft following Google's lead on AI? By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 One year after Google shifted from a mobile-first vision to an AI-first one, Microsoft did the same. Is Microsoft following Google?
Microsoft says Cortana now has more than 141 million monthly users By Russell Holly last updated 29 November 18 Cortana may not be the biggest voice assistant, but the number of people using it continues to grow at a healthy pace, according to Microsoft.
Microsoft WILL address mobile at Build — but not how you expect By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Windows phone fans are hoping for at least a tidbit of information on Microsoft's mobile strategy from the upcoming Build developer conference. They'll get it ... but maybe not in the way they expect.
If Microsoft doesn't kill at BUILD 2017, the Surface phone may be dead on arrival By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 The Surface phone is expected by 2018 but Microsoft's ecosystem isn't ready. What will Microsoft do at BUILD 2017 to get developers on board?
A focus on Microsoft's Terry Myerson's 'phone' comments and a dose of common sense By Jason Ward last updated 29 November 18 On Wednesday, March 30, 2016, Microsoft's Windows chief Terry Myerson gave candid answers to the Verge's Tom Warren regarding Microsoft's phone position.
