Perception Coming Soon to Xbox One

Hey Xbox fans! We’re excited to announce that our debut game Perception is slated to come to Xbox One. Perception is a narrative-based first-person horror game where you play as Cassie, a blind woman whose nightmares about a haunted mansion have plagued her for months. She finally decides to go to the mansion to solve the mystery, but there’s more to this estate than she ever dreamed. She must use her wits, her smartphone, and her echolocation abilities to unravel the tortured history of the place and escape with her life. Sound is a major element to playing Perception. Every… Continue reading Perception Coming Soon to Xbox One

Microsoft Build 2017 – come code with us

For over 25 years Microsoft has been focused on bringing the developer community together with tech leaders like Bill Gates and Satya Nadella — at PDC and Build, from LA to San Francisco and now back to the clouds in Seattle. With more than 5,000 developers joining us in person and millions following via live stream, Build and Seattle will be the hub for what’s next. Build’s also the place … Read more »

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Spheroids Now Available on Xbox One and Windows 10

We’re happy to announce that Spheroids is finally available on Xbox One and Windows 10! Yes, that means our game supports Xbox Play Anywhere, allowing you to carry over your progress between these exciting platforms. It’s been a long road that started nearly two years ago and I’d like to take some time to reflect on the journey and how the game has changed during development. When we started development of Spheroids we wanted to do something inspired by the mechanics of a classic game that was popular in the arcades in Spain when we were young: Pang! (aka Buster… Continue reading Spheroids Now Available on Xbox One and Windows 10

New technologies and services enhance Microsoft’s unique approach to cybersecurity

Just over a year ago, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella spelled out Microsoft’s unique approach to cybersecurity aimed at reducing an estimated $3 trillion dollars’ worth of potentially lost productivity and growth. The approach is based on a vision of individuals, companies, organizations and governments working together to address cybersecurity. It includes Microsoft’s commitment to provide a comprehensive security platform, build out an Intelligent Security Graph and partner broadly with the … Read more »

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New Office 365 capabilities helps you proactively manage security and compliance risk

Missing a key security signal could mean not catching a breach, but the number of security signals is increasing exponentially. Today, we’re introducing new Office 365 security and compliance features that apply intelligence to help you proactively manage risk and ward off threats.

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Virtual Valentine’s Day cards, trustworthy AI and French electro-pop – Weekend Reading: Feb. 10 edition

Valentine’s Day is coming up, and if ostentatious displays of affection aren’t your thing – or even if they are – new Skype Mojis and emoticons will help you spread a little love to friends and family. You can even a record a special Valentine’s message with floating hearts to share with your loved ones over social networks. Valentine’s Day also means candy, and that’s something for which the century-old, … Read more »

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Want to start IoT’ing? Check out this Virtual Bootcamp!

Are you thinking about getting started with IoT dev, but aren’t sure how? Would you like some live help to get your hardware up and running? Not sure what you really need in hardware? Would you like to get your hands on some hardware at a discount? Learn about the Cloud and IoT?

Microsoft, Hackster and Raspberry Pi Launch IoT Virtual Bootcamp!

“You already know how IoT will affect billions of devices, generating enormous economic opportunities. But do you actually know how will YOU get involved? After all, your future career will be hugely impacted by this new wave of innovation.

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That’s why Microsoft, Hackster and Raspberry Pi have teamed up to deliver the first ever IoT Virtual Bootcamp! Enjoy subsidized hardware, guest speakers like Eben Upton, Zach Supalla, Jeremy Foster and our very own Adam Benzion, as well as invaluable classes on how to create enterprise-grade IoT solutions from scratch.

Hear live from Microsoft IoT experts across device and cloud teams, in addition to influential industry leaders as they show you how to DIY through these workshops and hands-on labs.

This Virtual Bootcamp is ideal for those looking to build scalable IoT products from ideation/prototyping to full blown enterprise-grade deployments. Participants can choose from two different tracks, though most professionals will gain immensely from both.

Interested? Register here. All hardware is included in the registration price; however, sign up today to ensure on-time delivery to your doorstep!”

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USWW001 Internet of Things Virtual Bootcamp

“IoT in Action with Microsoft

  • Enterprise Track: March 28 and March 30, 2017 7:30 AM – 2:30 PM
  • Commercial Makers Track: March 29 and March 30, 2017 7:30 AM – 2:30 PM
  • Both Tracks: March 28, 29, and 30, 2017 7:30 AM – 2:30 PM

All times are in Pacific Time

Only open for North American Registrants

You already know how IoT will impact billions of devices, generating enormous economic opportunities. But do you actually know how YOU will get involved? After all, your future career will be hugely impacted by this new wave of innovation. Join the industry’s first Virtual Bootcamp for IoT and learn from experts on how to create enterprise-grade IoT solutions from scratch. Hear LIVE from Microsoft IoT Experts across Device and Cloud teams and influential Industry Leaders as they show you HOW to DIY through these workshops and hand-on Labs

Ready to build solutions in real time? All hardware is included in the registration price! Sign up today to ensure on-time hardware delivery to your doorstep.
What do you get from attending? A dose of real world action in creating practical IoT solutions in 2 days, plus keep your subsidized hardware and receive a Certificate of Accomplishment from Hackster.io!

What is the cost and what is included?

The training and insights are delivered free of cost at the location of your choosing by Microsoft and other Industry experts. For successful execution of this Virtual bootcamp we need to standardize the hardware and we will be charging a subsidized fee for buying the hardware on your behalf and shipping it to your location.

Track
Registration Cost
(subsidized courtesy of Microsoft)
Hardware Included

Enterprise Track
USD 200
Intel Compute Stick

Commercial Makers Track
USD 200
Raspberry Pi 3 and Seeed IoT Grove Kit for Windows (w/ display)

Both Tracks
USD 300
All of the above (a $500 value)

Other inclusions for FREE:

  • Actual 2 or 3 days of world-class virtual hands-on training (Provided by Microsoft and Hackster.io)
  • Two optional pre-event technical calls, hosted by Microsoft IoT pros, to ensure your hardware is setup correctly before the labs begin
  • LIVE sessions by Industry Speakers
  • All hardware Shipping costs

Important: An Microsoft Azure account is required to complete the Microsoft Azure IoT training. Please sign up for your free account at: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/free/
You will need to provide your credit card information for identity verification, but you’ll never be charged unless you choose to subscribe. Please read the Service Agreement and Terms, here.

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