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Microsoft drops Windows 10 IoT support for Intel’s Galileo development boards
Microsoft is pulling support from Intel's Galileo development boards because they do "not meet the minimum hardware requirements" for Windows 10 IoT
Cortana learns a few new tricks in Windows 10 build 10074
This build marks the first “Insider Preview” build, as opposed to the “Technical Preview” label that Windows Insiders have been seeing for a year.
Developers can port games between Windows 10 devices with just a few lines of code
Microsoft's vision for cross-device gaming includes easy porting of titles from Windows 10 for desktop to mobile devices and even to the Xbox One.
Microsoft wants the HoloLens to put apps on your walls, cadavers in your living room
Rather than building what's available at the moment, Microsoft has set a lofty goal for themselves with the Hololens - and it's starting to get there.
Project Spartan will be called Microsoft Edge, support Chrome and Firefox extensions
Microsoft officially announces the name of their Windows 10 browser as part of this morning's BUILD 2015 keynote.
Microsoft wants you to use its Windows Store for apps, makes a ton of changes
Microsoft has given the Windows Store a long-overdue makeover, introducing carrier billing, subscriptions, and a host of other features.
Your Windows 10 phone might be the only PC you’ll ever need
Microsoft announced that its Continuum feature for Windows 10 will also be supported on Windows 10 phones.
Windows 10 can almost run Android and iPhone apps
Microsoft announced that Windows 10 will make it possible for developers to port their Android apps to Windows.
Microsoft opens the Windows store to .NET and Win32 apps
Microsoft has opened the store to software developed in the popular .NET and Win32 frameworks. That's a bigger change than you may realize.
Microsoft Office will soon work with other apps, like Uber
During this morning's BUILD conference keynote, Microsoft demonstrated new add-in functionality set to roll out across the Office suite.
Microsoft’s new free Visual Studio Code app makes coding easier
At BUILD 2015, Microsoft has announced Visual Studio Code, free software for intelligent code analysis and editing on the fly.