Build 2016, Microsoft’s major developer conference for Windows, Windows Phone, Microsoft Azure and other technologies, is scheduled to be held between March 30 and April 1 in San Francisco.
“Build is back in San Francisco, Mar 30 – Apr 1! Developers, join us to see the future of Microsoft and technology”, Microsoft’s chief developer evangelist Steven Guggenheimer tweeted on Friday.
According to NDTV Gadgets, the company is expected to share the progress made in Windows 10. Also, rumor mill suggests that Windows 10 Redstone, the next major update to its operating system, might be unveiled at the event.
Moreover, the company is also expected to reveal details on HoloLens, a VR headset - the first fully untethered, holographic computer that enables high definition holograms to integrate with the real world. Microsoft said in October that it will start shipping the device to developers in the first quarter of 2016.
Build 2015 was held this year at the Moscone Center, San Francisco from April 29 to May 1. It largely aimed at guiding developers around Windows 10.


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