Microsoft revealed its plans for world domination at Build

To make this multidevice universe work, developers will need a convenient platform to code on, and Build 2017 also provided exciting news about that. In addition to unveiling a Fluent Design framework to simplify coding for all manner of gadgets (headsets, phones or speakers), Microsoft also released a Project Rome SDK for iOS (previously available on Android) for developers to create apps that can work across devices running those operating systems. Whether it's through Cortana-enabled devices, Windows tweaked for various gadgets or multiplatform access to the Graph, it's clear that Microsoft is laying the groundwork to slide into all aspects of your life. Click here to catch up on the latest news from Microsoft Build 2017.