Harold Mansfield
05-08-2018, 11:51 AM
Many people use Windows and other Microsoft software to run their business, including me.
I like to keep up in the new features and tools that they announce at tier yearly Build conference.
Most of the stuff is for developers, but they also announce new features. This year there is a lot of focus on integration with other platforms like iOS and Android which is welcome news since many of us have computers and devices from different platforms.
Here's a catch up on what was announced so far.
"Build 2018 kicked off today with the first of two keynotes. The focus of this year's conference shifts from Windows to Microsoft's work on artificial intelligence (AI) systems, machine learning, edge-computing tools and the company's moves to integrate with other platforms including iOS, Android and Amazon Alexa. You can check out all the news below. "
https://www.cnet.com/news/microsoft-build-2018-day-1-everything-that-was-just-announced/
I like to keep up in the new features and tools that they announce at tier yearly Build conference.
Most of the stuff is for developers, but they also announce new features. This year there is a lot of focus on integration with other platforms like iOS and Android which is welcome news since many of us have computers and devices from different platforms.
Here's a catch up on what was announced so far.
"Build 2018 kicked off today with the first of two keynotes. The focus of this year's conference shifts from Windows to Microsoft's work on artificial intelligence (AI) systems, machine learning, edge-computing tools and the company's moves to integrate with other platforms including iOS, Android and Amazon Alexa. You can check out all the news below. "
https://www.cnet.com/news/microsoft-build-2018-day-1-everything-that-was-just-announced/