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Microsoft opened the doors for its Build conference registration today and if you were planning on attending, the event is now sold-out but you can still join the wait list.

Russell Smith shares his thoughts on 10 days on the road with Windows 10 Mobile.

Microsoft has made significant updates to their internal systems to make compiling new builds of Windows 10 faster but this extra development time has come at the cost of building features for Redstone.

Microsoft announced this morning its acquisition of MinecraftEdu, a version of the blockbuster game Minecraft that is built for the classroom, for an undisclosed sum

Microsoft made some positive headlines last week when they announced that some Azure prices would be coming down soon.

Microsoft is making it much easier for you to deploy SQL Server inside of Azure VMs in the Azure Portal.

Microsoft has updated their Team Foundation Server and Visual Studio Team Services roadmap to highlight the features that will be coming in 2016.

While most people associate Windows with personal computing devices such as PCs, tablets, and phones, Microsoft is of course bringing Windows 10 to a much broader array of device types. And this week, Microsoft added retailing to that list.

New details about Microsoft’s upcoming Hololens have been announced at an event in Tel Aviv that include battery life, connectivity and more.

Aidan Finn shows us how to create an Azure Premium Storage Account, along with steps for deploying necessary storage for virtual machines.

Microsoft has announced that if you are planning to run Windows 7 on a Skylake CPU, there will be limited support for new machines that ends on July 17, 2017.

This week: Microsoft’s share of the enterprise cloud, the missing Windows 7 convenience rollup, Microsoft’s iOS porting tools move forward, Intel meets expectations while Xiaomi does not, and Xbox One just can’t catch a break.