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Skype hiring both C# and HTML5 devs for Windows 8 Metro app
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development, internet, istartedsomething, january-20, metro, metrotwit, microsoft, windows, windows 8, windows-metro, windows-phoneIt looks like if you can’t make your mind up about building a Windows 8 Metro-style application using either C# or HTML5, Skype seems to think you should just hire to build for both and let them fight it out. In either case, Skype seems to be readying a Windows 8 app for launch day.
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Skype hiring both C# and HTML5 devs for Windows 8 Metro app
The future of XBOX is apps, on your TV
BridgetteJoyner Latest News, Microsoft, Windows 7, Windows 8 australia, development, internet, istartedsomething, metrotwit, microsoft, on-your-tv, silverlight, windows, Windows 7, windows 8, windows-phone, xboxMicrosoft is hailing today’s XBOX dashboard update as “the next generation of TV entertainment”. They might not be first, Google beat them to it a year ago, but they’re certainly right and have a much bigger influence over how people interact with their TVs and media. Apps on XBOX 360 has been in the works for many years now and Silverlight has been long rumored to be the development framework of choice
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The future of XBOX is apps, on your TV
The future of XBOX is apps, on your TV
BarbaraHoover Latest News, Microsoft, Windows 7, Windows 8 australia, development, internet, istartedsomething, metrotwit, microsoft, on-your-tv, silverlight, windows, Windows 7, windows 8, windows-phone, xboxMicrosoft is hailing today’s XBOX dashboard update as “the next generation of TV entertainment”. They might not be first, Google beat them to it a year ago, but they’re certainly right and have a much bigger influence over how people interact with their TVs and media. Apps on XBOX 360 has been in the works for many years now and Silverlight has been long rumored to be the development framework of choice
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The future of XBOX is apps, on your TV
Dissecting the Windows 8 file management video
Andrianq Latest News, Microsoft, Windows 7, Windows 8 august-24, development, explorer, friends, istartedsomething, metro, microsoft, peter-van-dam, start, video, wallpaper, windows, Windows 7, windows 8The flood gates of Windows 8 are slowly opening and the latest bit of news to trickle out of Microsoft’s freshly pressed “Building Windows 8″ blog is a brief look at some improved file management features .
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Dissecting the Windows 8 file management video
Windows 8 to feature native SmartScreen file checking
han_gyoo73 Latest News, Microsoft, Windows 7, Windows 8 calendar, development, istartedsomething, quppa, smart, windows, Windows 7, windows 8As Microsoft anticipates a richer “apps” ecosystem for Windows 8 , they appear to be taking some extra steps to shield users from malicious applications with the introduction of an in-built file verification policy powered by the SmartScreen Filter . Originally a feature from Internet Explorer but now also (annoyingly) integrated in Windows Live Messenger 2011, SmartScreen is practically a dynamic list of known “illegal, viral, fraudulent, or malicious” URLs that Microsoft manually or algorithmally identifies . It uses this list to compare the link or executes a user visits or downloads, warning if there’s a match.
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Windows 8 to feature native SmartScreen file checking
Microsoft’s Craig Mundie talks Kinect and demos Avatar Kinect in Melbourne
Santiago29MIRANDA Latest News, Windows 7 australia, avatar-kinect, craig, craig-mundie, development, internet, istartedsomething, kinect, learning, microsoft, technology, university, windows, Windows 7At a public lecture hosted by Melbourne University’s Institute for a Broadband-Enabled Society this evening (which just received Microsoft funding ), Microsoft’s Chief Research and Strategy Officer, Craig Mundie gave one of the first public demonstrations of Avatar Kinect after its initial debut at CES 2011. During his talk on the topic of natural user interfaces called “More Like Us: Computing Transformed”, Craig summarized natural user interfaces as computing without the learning curve
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Microsoft’s Craig Mundie talks Kinect and demos Avatar Kinect in Melbourne
Microsoft Research reveals guts of Kinect technology
CeceliaMosley19 Latest News, Windows 7 australia, development, flash, image, istartedsomething, kinect, microsoft, phone, research, science, windows, Windows 7, work[See post to watch Flash video] Like a good artistic visualization, you can never get bored of looking at how the Kinect works behind-the-scenes. Of course pretty colors and dancing skeletons is useful, but the science behind just how the Kinect on XBOX 360 can recognize human poses in real-time from a depth-image from a single angle is fascinating too
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Microsoft Research reveals guts of Kinect technology
Help us shape the future of MetroTwit
ClayTricia35 Latest News, Windows 7 2011-at-101-am, development, istartedsomething, metro, metrotwit, microsoft, paid, personalizationI’m reposting this from the official MetroTwit blog to facilitate a discussion. As some of you may know, we begun a little experiment in the last update with the integration of an advertisement to hear what you, the users, thought of them. Since then, we’ve received an abundance of feedback through many mediums which we’re very grateful for
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Ford and Microsoft’s lead in car-infotainment
MikeWink Latest News, Windows 7 automotive, christmas, development, driving, istartedsomething, microsoft, microsoft-auto, silverlight, slideshow, technology, travel, windows, Windows 7As demand for more energy efficient cars has driven the development of car technologies in the past several years, another aspect of the driving experience, infotainment, is also rapidly changing and Microsoft with partners like Ford is clearly leading the way. Ford’s second-generation SYNC with MyFord Touch included in the newly announced Focus Electric, originally based on top of the Microsoft Auto platform , offers an impressive range of functionality presented with a futuristic user interface both inside the instrument panel and center console
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InstallAware Posts Record Growth in First Half of 2009 – Windows Blog
admin Windows 7, Windows 7 Google Entries development, download, guide, internet, microsoft, office, programming, review, video, windows, Windows 7, windows-2003, windows-2008, windows-vista, windows-xp“Our latest version InstallAware 9, released in the past quarter, was the first installation authoring tool to provide full support for the new Microsoft Windows 7 operating system.
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InstallAware Posts Record Growth in First Half of 2009 – Windows Blog
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