Everything you need to know from Microsoft's Build 2016 event

Microsoft began its annual Build developer conference on Wednesday in San Francisco with an epic(ally long) keynote. While Build is aimed primarily at developers, Microsoft did announce a few new updates for Windows 10 and its HoloLens augmented-reality headset, the Xbox One and more.

There's a lot to unpack from the two-hour long event. Here are the most important announcements from Build 2016 if you didn't tune in.

Windows 10

Since its release last year, Windows 10 has been a smashing success, at least based on the numbers. There are now 270 million devices running the new operating system. Building on that success, Microsoft showed off an update to the OS called Windows 10 Anniversary Update, which will come with 1,000 new features. Read more...