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The session list for Microsoft’s upcoming Build conference has been announced and it includes a few teasers like interactive live tiles.

Take your PowerShell scripts to the next level with custom menus and choice prompts. PowerShell MVP Jeff Hicks explains how.

After two delays and a price change, Microsoft’s Surface Hub is now shipping to customers.

Because yellow is the new purple, this edition of Short Takes focuses on Microsoft’s interest in the Yahoo sale, How Tay.ai became a hate-spewing, racist nightmare, insider trader at Microsoft settles with SEC, Apple sells Office 365, hackers swarm to help government hack the iPhone, and Gamestop is over-ripe.

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.

Still relying on email as your primary mode of communication? Find out how Office 365 and Yammer can increase your productivity.

Storage has evolved significantly over the years. During this episode, learn about how transformation in the data center is occurring as we speak through modernization of storage.

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

A quick tip on how to manually designate a Wi-Fi network as a metered connection in Windows 10.

Stung by its failure to maintain long-held processor development techniques, Intel has declared that the era of “tick-tock” is over, to be replaced by a slower-moving methodology it calls “Process-Architecture-Optimization.”