Brad Sams

On this episode, I cover the all the news that Microsoft announced this week including the a couple of new Redstone features, Tay expletives, Build hype and so much more.

Microsoft is testing a new feature called Office Forms that makes it easy to administer surveys and quizzes.

Microsoft is said to be interested in contributing to a bid to buy Yahoo!’s assets but that they only want to be a minority owner.

Microsoft’s new AI experiment, Tay.ai, has been pulled after responding to queries with racist and demeaning remarks.

A new feature for Azure has been uncovered and it will likely be talked about next week at Microsoft’s Build conference in San Francisco.

Google is spinning up its efforts in the cloud space and will be building out 12 new data centers in the next 18 months to take on Amazon and Microsoft.

Microsoft is working on a new bot framework and the first details of the new service have been uncovered.

Microsoft is building out a new ‘bridge’ that will make it easy to port Chrome extensions to Edge that will make sure its browser receives the same attention as Firefox and Chrome from third party devs.

On this episode, I cover the all the news that Microsoft announced this week including the brand new extensions for Edge, Windows 10 mobile finally released for (almost) everyone, Here goes there, and a lot more.

Microsoft has finally released Windows 10 Mobile for existing Lumia smartphones and if your phone is part of the initial wave, you can download the update now.

Microsoft is returning to its roots when it comes to pushing new software and thanks to the threat of government intervention being behind it, they are free to pursue new opportunities.

Microsoft’s Build 2016 conference is two weeks away and to help set the expectations for the event, Brad Sams outlines what might be discussed.