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MIX11: Riding the “Jellybean” Kinect lounge chair

JosiePotter28    Latest News, Microsoft, Windows 7, Windows 8     calendar, clint-rutkas, explorer, image, istartedsomething, kinect, microsoft, project, rafael-rivera, security, video, windows, Windows 7, windows 8

On the last day of MIX11 , I had the chance to check out the infamous Coding4Fun project called “Jellybean” which is probably more widely known as the Kinect-driven lounge chair featured during the event keynote . Developed by Clint Rutkas and Dan Fernandez from Microsoft’s Channel9 team and only finished days before the event, the chair is an impressive combination of hardware, software engineering with the Kinect SDK .

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MIX11: Riding the “Jellybean” Kinect lounge chair

MIX11: WP7 SD card I/O performance discrepancy, battery and agents tidbits

JohnnyBells    Latest News, Microsoft, Windows 7, Windows 8     april-15, calendar, explorer, image, istartedsomething, microsoft, phone, security, windows, Windows 7, windows 8, windows-phone

At a MIX11 “ Windows Phone Architecture: Deep Dive ” session yesterday, Microsoft’s Istvan Cseri revealed a number of interesting tidbits around the Windows Phone 7 platform that I found notably interesting.

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MIX11: WP7 SD card I/O performance discrepancy, battery and agents tidbits

How to: Upgrade Windows XP to Windows 7

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It’s a painful install since Microsoft provides no direct upgrade path, but we can help. For more CNET videos, go to cnettv.cnet.com
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Qantas app flies us to “2019″ with Mango WP7 app

RaeFerrell    Latest News, Microsoft, Windows 7, Windows 8     airport, application, calendar, flight, istartedsomething, mango, microsoft, qantas, windows, windows 8

At the second MIX11 keynote today, there was no better demonstration of a slice of Windows Phone 7′s evolved “Mango” update features for developers and consumers than the upcoming Qantas application. The Australian airline , who didn’t just want a port of their mobile site , in collaboration with Microsoft challenged themselves to reduce the stress of flying with an experience that looks like something out of a sci-fi movie, with glaring similarities to the idealistic “2019″ Microsoft vision video . Developed by local Australian mobile developer Nick Randolph and designer Shane Morris, collaborating remotely across Sydney and Melbourne, the application seen today came together in a matter of just barely three weeks

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Qantas app flies us to “2019″ with Mango WP7 app

Behind the World’s Biggest Pac-Man

KELLERKathie24    Latest News, Microsoft, Windows 7, Windows 8     australian, browser, calendar, explorer, history, istartedsomething, microsoft, project, security, windows, Windows 7, windows 8, world

It’s only been a day since Microsoft announced The World’s Biggest Pac-Man game at the MIX11 conference as a HTML5 demonstration, but nostalgia has fueled more than 118,000 plays with gamers eating more than 11 million dots.

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MIX11 group liveblog: day 2 keynote

JohnnyBells    Latest News, Microsoft, Windows 7, Windows 8     calendar, explorer, istartedsomething, kinect, metro, microsoft, rafael-rivera, security, windows, Windows 7, windows 8, windows-phone

Hi, welcome to day 1 of the MIX11 keynotes group liveblog with Ed Bott , Mary Jo Foley , Kip Kniskern , Rafael Rivera , Bob Stein , Paul Thurrott and I.

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Acer Aspire 3000.15″.1.8 Ghz,736 Mb,memory,60gb Hd Laptop

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Acer Aspire 3000.15″.1.8 Ghz,736 Mb,memory,60gb Hd Laptop

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MIX11: Surface 2.0 continues the Metro trend

MikeWink    Latest News, Microsoft, Windows 7, Windows 8     explorer, metro, microsoft, security, silverlight, surface, windows, Windows 7, windows 8, windows-phone

At the MIX11 conference today, Microsoft showed off a number of new user-interface controls for the upcoming Surface 2.0 SDK with hints of Metro, further cementing the “design language” as an universal design style spanning many Microsoft products moving forward. The presenter, Luis Cabrera, from the Surface team specifically mentioned “Windows Phone 7′ and the “Zune software” as inspirations for the refreshed set of UI controls for developers to use with the new Surface

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MIX11: Microsoft demos Kinect SDK with WorldWide Telescope

jameslogon32    Latest News, Microsoft, Windows 7, Windows 8     calendar, demo, explorer, kinect, microsoft, research, windows, Windows 7

Ahead of its imminent release tomorrow, Microsoft today gave a sneak peek of what might be possible with the official Kinect SDK at the MIX11 conference with a brief demo of a new version of the WorldWide Telescope . The demo involves navigating the imaged universe on the WorldWide Telescope software with gestures controlled by both hands including zooming, rotating and panning. Although the gestures were fairly simple, the demo was still impressive how accurate and smooth it was, considering how twitchy gesture-based applications usually are

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