Microsoft announces dates for next Windows Insider webcast plus upcoming meetups in Japan

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Published on January 19, 2018

published on January 19, 2018

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Following the release of a minor update for the Windows 10 Insider build 17074 yesterday, Microsoft announced some fresh news for Windows Insiders this morning. First of all, the next Windows Insider webcast will air on Tuesday, January 23 at 10AM PST. As usual, the webcast will broadcasted live on the Windows Insider Mixer channel, and we hope to get some new information about the Redstone 4 update during the show.

Next #WindowsInsiders webcast is coming up quick! Jan 23rd @ 10am PST

Webcast will be held on @WatchMixer: https://t.co/SsWON1XGtq

Check here if you need to convert the time to your time zone: https://t.co/SMCBGcZDh2 …

Hope you can make it! ???? pic.twitter.com/KvWLFvFsuN

— Jen Gentleman ???? (@JenMsft) January 19, 2018

Next, the team also announced upcoming Windows Insider meetups in Japan next month. There will be separate meetups in Tokyo and Osaka for Windows Insiders and IT Pros, with the first meetup to be held on February 17. Jen Gentleman from the WIndows Insider team summarized everything you need to know in the tweet below:

For #WindowsInsiders in Japan – we're doing meetups in February! Hope you can attend, the last ones were super fun ????

Insider meetup
Osaka: Feb 17, 14:00 ~ 19:00
Tokyo: Feb 25, 14:00 ~ 19:00

Insider meetup for #ITPro
Osaka: Feb 19, 18:00 ~ 20:00
Tokyo: Feb 26, 18:00 ~ 20:00 pic.twitter.com/ldDefACQZT

— Jen Gentleman ???? (@JenMsft) January 19, 2018

If you live in the area, you can learn more information about how to register on the company’s Japan Windows blog (in Japanese). This will be the third series of meetups in the country, which seems to have a pretty active community of Insiders.

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