Got an Android phone? Like what you see up there? Windows 10 is due out this summer, and Microsoft is bringing it to all sorts of devices – even Android phones. Yes, really. It appears that Microsoft ...

Microsoft is testing a new ROM that enables Android smartphone users to test Windows 10 on their handsets. The software maker has partnered with Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi for the ROM's initial ...

It looks like Microsoft has big hopes for its upcoming Windows 10 Mobile operating system, with the Redmond company recently disclosing that its trialing a version of Windows 10 that can be installed ...

A big piece of news out of Microsoft BUILD today: developers can convert their apps written in Objective C for iOS devices into Windows 10 applications. A tool that Microsoft plans to release will ...

SAN FRANCISCO—Microsoft announced a four-pronged effort to bring developers and their apps to Windows at its build conference today. One of these prongs—a way for Web developers to present their sites ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. With the launch of Windows 10 now less than a month away, Microsoft is offering more information ...

Microsoft has spent the last year making a major push towards the Windows Store, which sells apps that work across all Windows 10 devices — whether they are PCs, tablets, smartphones, or holographic ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Microsoft has been hyping up the use of its Windows Bridge for iOS tool to developers who want to ...

A couple of weeks ago, Windows Central reported that Microsoft is working on a way to run Android apps on Windows 10 and make them available in the Microsoft app store. The effort has a codename -- ...

Microsoft unveiled its four "bridges" for porting apps to Windows 10 last year. But there was a little-mentioned fifth bridge, that just this week, has been released. That bridge was the Silverlight ...

Arguably the biggest news out of Microsoft’s Build 2015 conference is that developers will be able to bring Web apps, Windows desktop apps (Win32), as well as Android and iOS mobile apps to the ...

Willing to be a guinea pig? Microsoft has today opened up applications for developers who are interested in testing out its new tools that can convert an Objective C, Java or C++ mobile app to Windows ...