Warditorial How fathering a son with disabilities helped Microsoft's CEO transform the company I'm convinced that a leader's character and how he leads are intricately intertwined. Who a person is in his professional capacity is simply who he is. And that person's character shapes a company's culture for better or worse. Microsoft's 'inclusive design' will increase its focus on accessibility in 2022 Microsoft's CEO Satya Nadella is on a mission to make all the company's products and services accessible to everyone. How and why Microsoft should bring a (telephony-enabled) Windows 10X device to our pockets I believe Microsoft is still pursuing its Pocket PC vision with plans to bring a Windows 10X-powered Surface Duo-like device to our pockets in the future. And building developer relationships through Android is key. Grid List Latest about Is Microsoft strangling Windows phone to prepare for the concept of Surface 'phone'? By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Microsoft's retreat from the smartphone space suggests its killing Windows phone. Perhaps it is, but only to prepare for what's coming next. Microsoft, the ID2020 Alliance, universal digital identification and you By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Last year Microsoft joined ID2020, a global Alliance whose goal is to create universal digital identities for everyone. What are the social, economic and ethical implications of such an initiative? A candid discussion on Microsoft, African Americans, tech and inequality By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 It's been less than 100 years since the American Civil Rights movement. The impact of centuries of inequality is still being felt, even in the poor representation of blacks in Microsoft and tech. Here's why Microsoft is paying me (and will pay you) to use Bing! By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Microsoft is willing to pay you to use Bing. I've been cashing in for years. What are you waiting for? How Microsoft's technological and social impacts have changed the world By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Microsoft's is more than a tech company. It has had a profound global impact on cultures, communities, and governments around the world. Microsoft's 'tech intensity' is all about assimilating companies into its cloud By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Microsoft's new "tech Intensity" push is about assimilating companies into its Azure-as-the-world's-computer vision. Resistance is futile. AI, Bots, and Canvases, Part I: My evolving view of Microsoft's AI vision By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Microsoft envisions Cortana doing much more than reminding us to pick up toilet paper on the way home from work. How Microsoft used tech to help people with ALS regain mobility By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 ALS is a demoralizing and immobilizing condition. Microsoft proves, however, that with empathy, teamwork, and technology, barriers can be overcome. How Microsoft's approach to 'Windows Core OS' differs from Google's and Apple's By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Microsoft's Andromeda OS is one Windows for all device types. This single OS strategy is a philosophically different approach to computing than Microsoft's successful rivals. Microsoft's unique vision: Hardware and software should conform to the user, not the other way around By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Microsoft's belief that devices should conform to users may be a forward-looking perspective its rivals are missing. 123456789Archives 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 READ1MLB The Show 23 launches in Xbox Game Pass in March 20232ChatGPT and AI may spell the end of school homework3Hi-Fi Rush shatters the narrative that Xbox Game Pass hurts game sales4LG gram 17 with RTX 3050 and anti-reflective display launches this week — here's when you can buy it5Review — Age of Empires 2 for Xbox, by some miracle, has truly amazing controls
Is Microsoft strangling Windows phone to prepare for the concept of Surface 'phone'? By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Microsoft's retreat from the smartphone space suggests its killing Windows phone. Perhaps it is, but only to prepare for what's coming next.
Microsoft, the ID2020 Alliance, universal digital identification and you By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Last year Microsoft joined ID2020, a global Alliance whose goal is to create universal digital identities for everyone. What are the social, economic and ethical implications of such an initiative?
A candid discussion on Microsoft, African Americans, tech and inequality By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 It's been less than 100 years since the American Civil Rights movement. The impact of centuries of inequality is still being felt, even in the poor representation of blacks in Microsoft and tech.
Here's why Microsoft is paying me (and will pay you) to use Bing! By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Microsoft is willing to pay you to use Bing. I've been cashing in for years. What are you waiting for?
How Microsoft's technological and social impacts have changed the world By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Microsoft's is more than a tech company. It has had a profound global impact on cultures, communities, and governments around the world.
Microsoft's 'tech intensity' is all about assimilating companies into its cloud By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Microsoft's new "tech Intensity" push is about assimilating companies into its Azure-as-the-world's-computer vision. Resistance is futile.
AI, Bots, and Canvases, Part I: My evolving view of Microsoft's AI vision By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Microsoft envisions Cortana doing much more than reminding us to pick up toilet paper on the way home from work.
How Microsoft used tech to help people with ALS regain mobility By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 ALS is a demoralizing and immobilizing condition. Microsoft proves, however, that with empathy, teamwork, and technology, barriers can be overcome.
How Microsoft's approach to 'Windows Core OS' differs from Google's and Apple's By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Microsoft's Andromeda OS is one Windows for all device types. This single OS strategy is a philosophically different approach to computing than Microsoft's successful rivals.
Microsoft's unique vision: Hardware and software should conform to the user, not the other way around By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Microsoft's belief that devices should conform to users may be a forward-looking perspective its rivals are missing.
