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Microsoft PowerToys will release a new launcher utility in May giving users a powerful replacement for Win+R command.
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Microsoft has now opened registrations for its Build 2020 developer conference, which will run between May 19-21, 2020 in the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle.
Microsoft has released the new resigned Developer portal portal powered by the Microsoft Docs infrastructure.
Microsoft has announced their next Insider Dev Tour event, something that has become traditional for the company to host each year right after Build. As explained in their blog post, attendees can expect “an inside peek into some of tomorrow’s ... Read more
Microsoft is bringing the full Linux kernel to the Windows 10 operating system, which will replace the emulation architecture that was a part of the initial release of the Windows Subsystem for Linux.
Microsoft, along with seven other organizations that are part of the consortium to convert a portion of the Bletchley Park into an Institute of Technology, have been awarded government funding for the project.
Two new projects coming from the Microsoft Garage program have been announced. Both of them are focused at bringing the 3D models of the world into the Windows Mixed Reality platform.
If you’re looking to learn more about developing Windows apps, the company has just announced a free Windows Desktop Developer Workshop that will be live-streamed on Twitch on March 14.
As of 24 hours ago, Microsoft updated its store policies and set into place a revenue share distribution in favor of developers of up to 95% revenue on app sales.
Microsoft is allowing attendees to bring a younger student-aged (which is between 14 and 21 years old) family member to the Build conference for no extra charge.
From May 2, 2019 until May 3, 2019 developers will get a chance to see and engage with the new technologies Microsoft plans to bring to its new Mixed Reality platform
Microsoft has released a new update to the Windows Community Toolkit, which brings support for high quality animations thanks to the addition of Lottie-Windows.
It’s official, Microsoft’s Build developer conference will come back to the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle on May 6-8.
Microsoft will allow users of free GitHub accounts to create private repositories, something that was restricted to developer and team accounts until now.