What most of us are awaiting is Windows Phone 8.1, as it has been already heavily leaked. But, besides this, we also hope that Microsoft will also release the Spring Update to Windows 8.1, download links to which have leaked multiple times in the past. So, stay tuned and let’s see what Redmond has in store for us!

————————————————————————————— We are just hours away from the start of Microsoft’s annual Build event, where the company is expected to officially unveil Windows 8.1, which was previously known as Windows Blue. Many folks that are not at the Moscone Center in San Francisco where the event is held will most likely want to watch the Build 2014 event live. We have scouted the web and will provide below links to the official video feed, as well as websites that will be live-blogging from there with their own impressions. As always, this year’s Build event will be focused on bringing more tools to Windows developers, but it will also be closely watched by users all over the world, because it will bring the Windows 8.1 update, which comes to make some important changes to Windows 8. Microsoft will also talk about Windows Phone, Azure, Internet Explorer, Office 365, Xbox and Visual Studio. By the way, if you still want to attend the Build event on your own, most likely, if you’re living in San Francisco, you should know that there still are some tickets left – the full price is $2,095.00 and the academic price is $995.00, but it has limited availability.

Watch live Microsoft Build Event 2014: most important streams

Find below the basic links that you’ll need to follow the Build Event starting from tonight. Don’t forget, the event starts at 9 AM Pacific Time. Here are some hours across the globe for you to watch easier the live stream. You can also go here to see at what hour the Build event will start in your region.

09:00 AM — Pacific 10:00 AM — Mountain 11:00 AM — Central 12:00 PM — Eastern 5:00 PM — London 6:00 PM — Paris 8:00 PM — Moscow 12:00 AM (June 27th) — Hong Kong 1:00 AM (June 27th) — Tokyo 2:00 AM (June 27th) — Sydney

Channel 9 MSDN – this seems to be Microsoft’s official place where we can see a live video feed of the Build event this year. This is the place for you to go if you don’t need extra commentary and only the facts.

Cnet’s Build 2013 liveblog – expect news, commentary, photos and impressions from the event SPONSORED TheVerge Build 2013 liveblog – as always, Topolsky’s team is here to report on the latest from Microsoft’s yard WP Central Build 2013 liveblog – follow WP Central’s liveblog, a dedicated website for everything Microsoft We hope you’ll have fun following live Microsoft’s 2014 Build event! We will be on the lookout for some links from Youtube, Ustream and Livestream, as well, because they have been known to be reliable services when it comes to high-time events, such as Microsoft’s Build. Until then, stay tuned here for more details about the event! Also, do find below some pictures from the Build 2013 event, if you’re curious to see how to place looks like. Courtesy of Long Zheng.

 

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