The Microsoft Build keynote will kick off the company’s annual developer conference later today, and you can follow the action through the handy live stream.
With Build 2015 set to run from today, April 29, to May 1, the conference keynote will act as the launch platform for a number of big announcements. The show will start at 4:30pm BST this afternoon (8:30am PST).
Windows 10 is expected to be the star of the show, with the multi-platform operating system likely to be dated for release.
As well as the software’s much anticipated launch plan, a number of new Windows 10 features are expected to be announced, with further details on the OS’s phone capabilities to be detailed.
Related: Microsoft Build 2015: What to expect
Although Windows 10 will be the main focus of the keynote, new hardware, as well as software, is expected to take a bow.
Leading the line of eagerly anticipated new devices is the Microsoft Surface Pro 4.
A likely Windows 10 launch device, the hybrid slate has been tipped to make an appearance with a 2K panel and enhanced processor capabilities in tow.
You can watch all the action for yourself over on Microsoft’s dedicated Build website, here.
What do you want to see announced at Build 2015? Let us know via the comments section below.
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